COURSE CURRICULUM

The Economics MSc provides a comprehensive curriculum designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills required to analyze and address complex economic challenges in both business and policy contexts. Core modules cover applied economics, data analysis, and research methods, giving students a solid foundation in quantitative and qualitative techniques essential for evaluating economic trends and making informed decisions. The program also addresses specialized areas such as development economics and policy, sustainable energy policy, and international trade policy, allowing students to understand the broader economic, social, and environmental factors shaping national and global markets. In addition, macroeconomic and microeconomic analysis modules develop a deep understanding of market dynamics, government intervention, and policy impacts, enabling students to assess the implications of economic decisions at multiple levels. The Economic Evaluation Project provides practical experience in applying theory to real-world issues, fostering critical thinking, problem-solving, and decision-making skills. By combining rigorous theoretical study with applied learning, the course prepares graduates for careers in finance, consultancy, government, international organizations, and research. Students leave the program capable of interpreting complex economic data, evaluating policy options, and providing strategic insights to support business and public sector decision-making in an increasingly interconnected global economy.