Doctorate in Economics and Trade
- Feb 24
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This doctorate study program is a 100% research-based academic pathway designed for senior professionals, economists, policy makers, and academic researchers who seek to advance high-level knowledge in global economic systems and international trade dynamics. Positioned at a level equal to EQF Level 8 and aligned with the third European cycle, the program reflects the highest standards of scholarly rigor, analytical depth, and independent research excellence.
The Doctorate in Economics and Trade focuses on generating advanced research that addresses contemporary global economic challenges, including international trade policy, macroeconomic stability, economic development strategies, financial market integration, supply chain economics, and regulatory governance. The program emphasizes quantitative modeling, econometric analysis, comparative policy evaluation, and strategic economic forecasting within interconnected global markets.
The academic framework consists of seven modules, including:
Four research-intensive modules dedicated to advanced research design, econometrics, quantitative and qualitative methodologies, interdisciplinary economic frameworks, and academic publishing strategies in economics and trade research.
Two general academic modules focusing on strategic leadership, governance systems, institutional development, innovation in economic policy, and high-level management theory within complex economic environments.
One specialized module in Economics and Trade, concentrating on international trade theory, global market integration, fiscal and monetary policy analysis, development economics, trade negotiations, regional economic blocs, and global regulatory systems.
The program culminates in a comprehensive thesis and structured research activities, enabling candidates to produce original and impactful scholarly contributions that influence policy, regulation, and strategic economic planning at national and international levels.
With a minimum duration of 18 months, the program combines structured academic progression with flexibility, allowing candidates to extend their study period in accordance with research development and professional commitments.
This doctorate study program is designed for senior economists, trade negotiators, financial analysts, government advisors, international business strategists, development specialists, and academic scholars who aim to shape the future of global economic systems through advanced research and strategic insight. It provides a distinguished academic platform that integrates economic theory, international trade practice, and research excellence to address complex global economic transformations.





