Ph.D. in International Finance Management is a research-based program that examines financial systems, markets, and institutions in the global economy. The program typically lasts 3-5 years and covers topics such as international financial markets, foreign exchange, investment analysis, risk management, corporate finance, and global economic policy. Students perform original research on topics such as international financial flows, multinational corporate finance strategies, and the impact of global financial rules. Graduates work in academics, international financial institutions, government organizations, consulting businesses, and multinational corporations. Admission typically requires a Master's degree in finance, economics, or a similar discipline, as well as strong quantitative and research abilities.
