University of Greenwich · Full-time
Economics
Expand your horizons with this world-class Master’s degree. Gain a strong grounding in economics, with a focus on rigorous quantitative methods and international case studies. This flexible Master’s degree blends rigorous training in economic theory and quanti…
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Accounting, Finance and Economics · Business and management
Expand your horizons with this world-class Master’s degree. Gain a strong grounding in economics, with a focus on rigorous quantitative methods and international case studies. This flexible Master’s degree blends rigorous training in economic theory and quantitative methods with hands-on engagement with economic and financial data. Our world-class programme equips our students with the analytical and creative problem-solving skills they need to critically assess real-world economic challenges, and achieve their professional aspirations. Our pluralistic approach draws from diverse theoretical perspectives and emphasises applied learning through case studies with global relevance. Graduates will be well-equipped for careers in the private and public sectors, particularly in roles that demand strong analytical and decision-making skills. The programme also provides a solid foundation for those seeking to pursue a PhD and advance into an academic career. Our economics programmes have been recognised as the best programme fit for the 21st century in the UK by Rethinking Economics, which reflects our approach to providing education that addresses contemporary global challenges. What you should know about this course - Engage with diverse economic perspectives by exploring theories in a pluralistic fashion, comparing and contrasting competing approaches. - Learn from top experts through engaging lectures where academics share research insights and practical field applications. - Master advanced quantitative techniques with a specialised focus on econometrics and the application of these skills to solve real-world economic problems. - Join an intellectually stimulating environment that encourages critical analysis, interdisciplinary approaches, and collaborative problem-solving.
Getting in
As the university states it
An undergraduate (honours) degree at 2:2, or above, in Economics, Industrial Organisation, Financial Management or Public Policy. We welcome applications from graduates in Business Studies, Mathematics/Technology, Social Sciences, or Engineering if Economics or quantitative methods constitute a component of their studies.
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