The Master’s programme in Economics offers an in-depth exploration of contemporary economic theories, concepts, and methodologies, equipping you with advanced skills for economic analysis, application and research. Through rigorous and research-driven instruction, you'll master modern economic theory and cutting-edge tools for analysing data, allowing you to conduct sophisticated economic analysis and econometric studies.
A key advantage of the programme, setting it apart from similar programmes at other universities, is that you will have the opportunity to specialise in any of the major fields of economics. The programme offers a wide range of elective courses (60 credits in total), allowing you to tailor your education to your own field of interest. You will further write not just one, but two Master’s theses, giving you the chance to explore different topics and research techniques, while benefitting from extensive supervision from dedicated teachers.
In total, the programme offers a comprehensive package of knowledge, skills and research tools crucial for understanding and analysing the key economic issues of today and tomorrow.
A Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Arts Degree (or equivalent) and at least 60 credits in economics. These must include courses in intermediate microeconomics and econometrics (quantitative methods), or equivalent knowledge obtained through other courses. English course 6/English level 2 (advanced proficiency)