City St George's, University of London · Part-time
Economics and Public Policy
This course is subject to University approval for 2024 entry. Benefits of this course The Masters in Economics and Public Policy equips you with a comprehensive understanding of cutting edge economic analysis. It provides you with the analytical tools and crit…
MSc2 yearsPart-time
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School of Policy and Global Affairs · Business and management
This course is subject to University approval for 2024 entry. Benefits of this course The Masters in Economics and Public Policy equips you with a comprehensive understanding of cutting edge economic analysis. It provides you with the analytical tools and critical thinking skills necessary to understand the functioning of the global economy. You will gain expertise in applying these techniques to real-world scenarios, enabling you to offer insightful, evidence-based policy recommendations to a broad range of stakeholders including governments, NGOs, regulatory agencies, and international organisations. This course integrates theoretical knowledge with practical applications, ensuring that you are well-prepared to address pressing economic challenges. By the end of the program, you will possess the capability to: - critically assess economic policies and their impacts - design effective policy interventions - contribute meaningfully to the formulation and implementation of policies that promote economic wellbeing.
Getting in
As the university states it
UK To apply for this course, you should have some mathematical background (A-level, IB, AP or any other equivalent secondary school qualification) and one of the following: A lower second-class (2.2) undergraduate degree (or equivalent) in economics or a related discipline (e.g. finance). A lower second class (2.2) (or equivalent) undergraduate degree in business, management, politics, law, accounting, psychology, quantitative sociology or financial journalism with a significant economics component (as long as you have sufficient background in microeconomics or mathematics) A lower second-class (2.2) undergraduate degree (or equivalent) in a quantitative discipline, such as Mathematics, Engineering, Computer Science or a Natural Science. All students must also meet the English language requirement for the programme as specified.
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