Warwick Business School is now inviting applications for its prestigious, fully-funded MRes/PhD programmes in Business & Management and Finance & Economics, beginning in 2026. Designed for ambitious early-career researchers, these doctoral pathways provide outstanding training, generous financial support, and a world-class interdisciplinary research environment. With full tuition coverage and an annual stipend of approximately £23,000, these competitive programmes prepare graduates for impactful academic, policy, and research careers worldwide. Why pursue a PhD at Warwick Business School? WBS is consistently ranked among Europe’s leading business schools and is globally recognised for research excellence, intellectual rigour, and interdisciplinary innovation. As a doctoral researcher, you will be embedded in an environment that values curiosity, independent thinking, and academic ambition. You will learn from top scholars, join vibrant research groups, and engage with cutting-edge methodologies that support high-impact, publishable work. The programmes are designed for students who aspire not only to deepen their scholarly expertise but also to shape the future of research in business, management, finance, and economics. Both programmes emphasise intellectual independence, robust methodological training, mentorship, and long-term researcher development. MRes/PhD Programme in Business & Management (Fully Funded) Deadline: 11 January 2026Location: Coventry / HybridFunding: Full tuition + ~£23,000 annual stipend The MRes/PhD in Business & Management is a five-year full-time pathway (2-year MRes + 3-year PhD) that equips emerging scholars with the tools to develop original, impactful research in management and related fields. Key benefits Full funding for the duration of the programme Approx. £23,000 annual stipend An inspiring interdisciplinary learning environment Flexibility through personalised study tracks Access to research groups, workshops, and global networks Opportunities for international research visits Optional specialised Behavioural Science pathway Programme structure Across the first two MRes years, students complete 13 modules, comprising: 3 core theoretical modules 4 research methods modules 6 elective modules tailored to your research interests Upon successful completion, students receive the MRes in Business & Management and progress to the PhD stage. Research areas WBS welcomes applicants interested in: Accounting Behavioural Science Entrepreneurship & Innovation Information Systems & Analytics Marketing Operations Management Organisation & Work Strategy & International Business This breadth allows researchers to tackle complex, interdisciplinary questions with world-leading support. MRes/PhD Programme in Finance & Economics (Fully Funded) Deadline: 31 January 2026Location: Coventry / HybridFunding: Full tuition + ~£23,000 annual stipend Jointly delivered with the Department of Economics, this six-year programme (2-year MRes + 4-year PhD) aims to become one of the top doctoral programmes in Europe. It is ideal for students seeking careers in academia, international organisations, central banks, and top research institutions. Key benefits Full funding throughout the programme Approx. £23,000 annual stipend Expert mentorship from academic supervisors ESRC-recognised research training Flexibility to tailor research topics Immersion in a culture of rigorous scholarly inquiry Programme structure Year 1: Four compulsory modulesYear 2: Five compulsory modules + MRes dissertation Successful candidates transition into the PhD phase after completing the MRes with strong academic performance. Research preparation The programme provides deep expertise in: Modern econometrics Financial economics Macro-financial modelling Quantitative methods Research design and empirical analysis Graduates are equipped for cutting-edge research careers in academia and policy. Who should apply? Competition is intense. Warwick seeks applicants who demonstrate: Strong academic ability and research potential Intellectual curiosity and independent thinking Motivation to complete a substantial, original research project Persistence, stamina, and the ability to work autonomously These programmes are open to UK, EU, and international students. How to Apply Applications must be submitted via the WBS PhD webpages. You are strongly encouraged to review entry requirements carefully and prepare a compelling research proposal aligned with WBS expertise. Business & Management deadline: 11 January 2026 Finance & Economics deadline: 31 January 2026 Contact: phdadmissions@wbs.ac.uk For more opportunities such as these please follow us on Facebook, Instagram , WhatsApp, Twitter, LinkedIn and Telegram Disclaimer: Global South Opportunities (GSO) is not the awarding organization. For any inquiries, please contact the official organization directly. Please do not send your applications to GSO, as we are unable to process them. Due to the high volume of emails, we receive daily, we may not be able to respond to all inquiries. Thank you for your understanding.