Phd in finance after banking
hey guys i was wondering if someone can help me, I am an econ student interested in a career in banking( mainly corporate banking, asset management and equity research) however im also passionate about academia and i really want to be a professor later in my life. My plan is to land a job work for a couple of years and then leave to pursue a phd in econ/finance. As i said earlier im passionate about academia but I also want to stay in the game and stay in an actual job rather than do research. because as u know finance and banking is like a trade and no matter how many degrees u have experience always wins. Do u think i can get the best of both worlds after my phd like teaching in a university and have a full time job or should I choose between of them? But my thought is applying to a job again with a phd in finance is not a very big deal but with a phd and 4-5 years of experience might be unique and helpful.
You could try to land a company sponsored PhD program, so you spend equal time at the firm and at the university. Would give you the best scenario IMO. Firms out there have certain research budgets and requirements and not enough people who would be willing to do it.
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