As part of our Academic and Professional Programme, this rewarding programme is designed for those who have already studied economics and are looking for intensive research-led training in advanced
The PhD programme in Economics provides PGR students with the opportunity to follow the Doctoral Training Pathway in Economics by joining a School with an international reputation as a centre of
Is foreign policy a zero-sum game? Is globalisation helping or harming the world? Should we move towards a single global currency? These are just some of the complex issues you’ll explore on our MSc
How can we tell if a company’s share price is truly ‘fair’? How can data on bond yields help predict the next recession? How can you design a portfolio of stocks and options to create a ‘perfect
How much weight do consumers give to online reviews when making purchases? Can data from donation websites be used to test theories of altruism? This dynamic MSc equips you with the tools to explore
How can data scraped from property websites help reveal what truly drives house prices? How do banks use borrower data to build powerful credit scoring models? Can data science help prevent the next
Can historical stock prices help us design a profitable trading strategy? How much do sovereign credit ratings influence global capital flows? And could the price of a McDonald’s Big Mac really
The MSc is part of our Applied Training Programme – designed for people who may not have studied economics before, but want to develop skills in economics, with a particular focus on international
In this course, you’ll build a strong foundation in core economic principles, including econometrics, international trade, and the dynamics of multinational firms. With a wide range of optional
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