City St George's, University of London · Full-time
International Business Economics and Strategy
Please note: MSc Business Economics has been suspended effective immediately. The below only applies to MSc International Business Economics and Strategy This course is for students who want to apply economics to real-world issues. From transfer pricing, to th…
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Please note: MSc Business Economics has been suspended effective immediately. The below only applies to MSc International Business Economics and Strategy This course is for students who want to apply economics to real-world issues. From transfer pricing, to the complexity of financial markets, you will need to be strong at statistics and quantitative methods to get to grips with the material that makes up the core modules. The MSc is designed to give you the tools to apply your knowledge, so we expect you to be downloading the free FT app and getting on top of current issues from the second you start. The programme has been designed to equip students with a wealth of resources combining data banks from City’s Bayes Business School and School of Arts and Social Sciences. This means you have access to everything from Datastream, Bloomberg and Bankscope, to Morning Star and Orbis. 60% of this course is practice based so you apply your learning to real world scenarios.
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Please visit https://www.citystgeorges.ac.uk/prospective-students/courses/postgraduate/international-business-economics-and-strategy
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