This programme will equip you with the skills and knowledge to navigate and influence the complexities of economic policy challenges, such as AI, climate change, supply chain shocks, Covid-19 and Brexit.

 

During the course, you will build strong transferable skills in relevant quantitative methods and statistical techniques, developing expertise in quantification, evaluation and design to an advanced level. Across the four modules, you will learn about the forces shaping global economies, analyse the dynamics of competition and innovation in digital markets for decision-making, gain hands-on experience with latest data analytics tools and engage with pressing issues like international trade, sustainability, and the dynamics of emerging markets. Your learning will culminate in your final block of teaching, when you deliver an in-depth dissertation on a topic of your choice.

 

The course is designed for ease of understanding and assessments are carried out in a variety of formats, making complex concepts more digestible. The curriculum has been meticulously tailored to be accessible for students from diverse academic backgrounds, offering a versatile and dynamic course that transcends a traditional Economics masters.

 

Graduation from this course open doors to vast career opportunities, preparing you for roles in economics, finance, policy-making, and more, and we have a strong record of graduate employability. Previous students from this course have obtained roles as Economists, Sales Consultants, Finance Assistants and Lecturers in companies and organisations including government offices (Department of Levelling Up, Housing and Communities and Vietnam Ministry of Industry and Trad), Next, Barclays, the Office for National Statistics and Chapel Wealth Management.