Doctorate in Economics and Data Analytics
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This doctorate study program in Economics and Data Analytics is a research-based program designed for advanced learners who wish to develop high-level expertise in economic analysis, data interpretation, applied research, and evidence-based decision-making. The program connects economic theory with modern analytical methods, helping students examine complex economic questions through structured research, critical thinking, and data-driven investigation.
The program is 100% research based, which means that students progress mainly through independent academic reading, research tasks, written research work, analytical projects, thesis preparation, and related research activities. This format is suitable for professionals, researchers, and advanced learners who prefer a flexible study model focused on academic inquiry, applied analysis, and original research development.
The study level is equal to ISCED / EQF Level 8. ISCED stands for the International Standard Classification of Education, a global framework used by UNESCO to compare education levels internationally. EQF stands for the European Qualifications Framework, which helps compare qualification levels across European education systems. Level 8 normally refers to the highest level of academic study and is equal to the third European cycle.
The program can be completed in +18 months. There is a minimum study duration, while students have the flexibility to extend their study period according to their personal circumstances, professional commitments, and research progress.
The program structure includes seven modules: four research-related modules, two general academic and professional development modules, and one field-specific module in Economics and Data Analytics. In addition, students complete a thesis and research activities as part of the full study requirements.
This doctorate study program is especially relevant for learners interested in economic research, applied economics, data analytics, policy evaluation, market intelligence, financial trends, business analytics, quantitative analysis, and research-based decision-making. It supports the development of advanced skills in research design, academic writing, critical evaluation, data interpretation, and the use of analytical evidence to understand economic and business challenges.
Graduates of this study pathway may use their advanced research knowledge in academic, consulting, policy, business, financial, institutional, and international development contexts where economic understanding and data-based analysis are increasingly important.





