i am an mba graduate with finance specialisation.  suggest me some topics for phd?
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I think you should research students and debt.   I think that would be a great topic.  Talk to students who are both freshmen and seniors and find out if they are educated about financing their futures, and find out how much debt they have accumulated during their education.
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Y dont u do an MBA in marketing or finance or something? U could also try for a m phil or a phd.
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Look under U.S. News and World Report to find out what universities specialize in what. You could also google it. I put in "PhD accounting" and came up with several pages of schools.
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If I were you, I would first get a BS in a technical area, such as an engineering discipline.  Then get a MBA in finance.\n\nThat's basically what I'm doing.  I already have a BS in ChemE and will eventually go back to school to get my MBA in finance.\n\nI know some that went straight to business school and are doing great, but I do know that those with technical backgrounds on top of business degrees are VERY desirable.\n\nGood luck!
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Best scope in commercial organization and banking. Try ou luck.
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Under the Sub-heading 'Education', you can begin by listing it first, as :\n"* Currently working towards my Ph D degree in _________ (subject, field), at the _____ University, in _______ (city/state)."\n...Then list the complete details about your postgraduation and graduation, including any specialisation(s), in a similar fashion - as the second and third bullet points.\n...That will create the kind of impact and interest your seek !
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Dear Sir:\n\nIt would be my pleasure to answer ur queries. Look, it depends on what u wanna do next? If u want to go for application, u better go for CFA Program. And if u want to go for theory, u better go for MBA in Finance or Ph.D in Finance. For CFA program, u can surf www.cfainstitute.org. For MBA in Finance, u can check Graduate School of Business (GSB), University of Chicago. Web: www.uchicago.edu
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I think you should do an MBA. An MBA  is a global degree and a solid qualification which would give you a headstart in your career. working.  Though an MBA looks expensive and would take up a lot of your time, I would say you should invest in it to avail of the benefits tht this degree holds for your future. A degree in Economics too would be good but I dont know how far it would be valued in the job market.
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Try to find the PhD thesis of Jorge Luis Rodríguez-Meza.\nI used it for mine and it was very instructive.\n\nFor a good European microfinance think-tank, go there: www.microfinance.lu OR\n\nhttp://www.microfinance.lu/ada/internal.php?a=s_l&c_l=1&c_n=175&SID=006258dffa73c77176581d64218841a7\n\nYou might find a lot of current topics, the sector is moving quickly!
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you should do your major in MBA from Finance being from Commerce... I did the same and its the best combination so far... Hope this information will help.\n\nGood Luck!\n\nTake care.
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What kind of "finance" job is she looking for? Sales and trading? Asset Management? Research? Or just general investment banking?? Different positions in the financial industry require different skills. On top of that, be sure to highlight quantitative skills/experiences, it's a must-have.
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If you a doing a Masters, you should be on top of it. Try picking a few topics to explore and allude knowingly to the rest.
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This question has been asked a thousand times.  \nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/search/search_result;_ylt=Ah8bZus9oHVa.IQq3F2rMOfpy6IX?p=thesis\nYour question is quite unclear.  Are you looking to find which is the best career path?  Ill answer this as if you asking which program you should study.\n\n1\nFirst and foremost a PhD in accounting is quite ridiculous.  Ive never heard of anyone going for that.  Accounting would get you out of school the soonest with a good job maybe not the highest paying but....   A masters in Accounting is acceptable to:\n\n\nBig firms\nSmall firms\nIndependent practice.\n\n2\nIve never heard much about a Ph.D. in commerce.  It sounds obscure.  You might have a hard time finding a school.  And once \n\n3\nA Ph.D. in management seems odd also.  Management responsibilities mainly are personality.  I don't think many CEOs have a Ph.D. in management.\n\n4.  Finance Ph.D.s study the theory of money, interest,, banking, and investments.  Your research will deal mainly with those elements.\n\n5.  A Ph.D. in Econ is hardcore theory of why people spend money and how companies compete to make the most money from those people.  On real point of being an Econ Ph.D. is that you will be the guy who says what a lot of conservatives say but has gone to school for so long that it sticks.  PhDs in econ often advisement and are in high profile economic trend analysis positions.  \n\nPhD level degrees in most fields are mainly geared toward research and/or teaching.
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try the Harvard Business News they have some good articles
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http://www.daylon.com/mba\n\n&\n\nhttp://www.daylon.com/mbadegree\n\nBoth good sources of information on the topic.
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Lot's of good schools for that.  Check out Phds.org   \nthey let you rate what's important to you in a grad school.
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Both US News and BusinessWeek rank MBA programs.  See the links below.\n\nMany of the top MBA programs do not have specializations.  However, a general MBA from one of these schools is going to be better than an MBA in finance from a second or third tier school.\n\nMy advice is to go to the best school you can get into -- the top schools are good at everything. \n\nSince you ask about finance, here is my opinion:\n\nTop Ten:\n\nWharton, Chicago,  MIT,  Stanford,  Duke,  Berkeley,  UCLA, Rochester, NYU, Columbia\n\nNext Ten\n\nMichigan, Tuck, UNC, Virginia, Yale, Washington University, Northwestern, Cornell, Carnegie Mellon and University of Maryland.\n\nYou will notice that I do not include Harvard.  They have a very odd Finance Department.  I would put it near the top for corporate finance, and would not include it on any list for capital markets finance.\n\n(My list is biased -- but informed.  I have an MBA from Duke, a PhD in Finance from Berkeley and have taught at Wharton, MIT and Maryland).