Overview
The MSc Applied Economics develops advanced econometric and policy analysis skills for careers in government, consultancies, and research. Option streams may include macroeconomic policy, microeconometrics, or development, depending on the year’s offering; see the programme specification for the current structure and accreditation statements.
Modules (indicative)
Typically includes core econometrics, micro and macro policy applications, and a dissertation. The programme specification for your entry year confirms options, credit weighting, and accreditation statements.
Entry requirements
A good honours degree in economics or a closely related quantitative discipline is normally required. Applicants with strong mathematics or statistics backgrounds from other fields may be considered. International applicants must meet the university’s English language standard for postgraduate study; exact grades and accepted tests are listed in the admissions statement for the programme.
Careers
Graduates progress to analyst roles in policy, finance, and data. Use careers appointments and employer events during the degree to shape your next step.
Key facts
Level: Postgraduate taught
Duration: 1 year (indicative)
School: Economics
Department: Applied Economics — Clusters and teams