• ​PhD in Social Work - Link to the PhD page on the ITTS website

• PhD in Finance
• PhD in Computer Science
• PhD in Economics
• PhD in Management
• PhD in Statistics
• PhD in Financial Accounting
• PhD in Journalism and Communication
• PhD in Information Systems

If you wish to enrol in the PhD programme in the Faculty of Economics and Business, you must first meet the following requirements:

• Hold a Master degree (regulated by a university), a "licence", a university diploma or a qualification judged equivalent.
• Be eligible for doctoral study in the country where the academic qualification has been obtained.

If you are eligible, search the Faculty website for a professor working in the field of your thesis. Send her/him a complete file by e-mail containing: 

• Motivation letter
• Field of research 
• CV
• Copy of your degrees
• Academic transcripts
• Two recommendation letters
• GRE / GMAT /TOEFL scores (if available).

If the professor agrees to supervise you, you can complete the admission form of the University of Neuchâtel.

• Registration and conditions

The Faculty of Economics and Business rules and regulations require that the subject of your thesis be approved by the Faculty.

• Règlement du doctorat en faculté des sciences économiques

All those admitted to the University of Neuchâtel with a view to obtaining a doctorate are considered to be doctoral candidates. Doctoral candidates may work as assistants at the same time, in which case the University funds their research.

However, doctoral candidates may simply be registered as doctoral students, receiving no funding for the writing of the thesis.

Finally, they may be funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation (abbreviated FNS in French).

For the writing and submission of your thesis, please refer to the following documents and pages:

• FSE cover page
• Guide pratique de mise en page (FR)
• Preventing plagiarism: information, pledge of honour, etc
• Centre d'impression (CIUN): UniNE printing center
• Dépôt de la thèse (in French): information, directives and distribution contract.