This Master's program focuses on developing analytical and research skills to understand the patterns of economic behavior in individuals and groups, considering psychological factors. You will delve into the mechanisms of economic decision-making, irrational economic choices, psychological determinants of financial behavior, and socio-economic attitudes. The program integrates theoretical foundations with practical tools for analyzing economic behavior using modern empirical research methods.
The curriculum provides a deep study of economic decision-making, irrational choices, and the psychological aspects of finance and consumer behavior.
Entrance exams are primarily described for Russian citizens. International applicants should refer to the university's dedicated international admissions portal for specific requirements and procedures.
Tuition fees and living cost estimates are not available in the provided text. Please consult the official university admissions resources for international students.
The program is designed to be completed over 2 years on a full-time, on-campus basis.
The curriculum focuses on economic decision-making, irrational economic choices, psychological factors in financial behavior, and consumer psychology, utilizing modern empirical research methods.
International applicants should visit the Saint Petersburg State University admissions website for foreign citizens and follow the procedures outlined there, which include submitting an online application and potentially taking entrance examinations.
The application period for the Autumn intake is typically from June 20 to July 23, but specific dates may vary and should be confirmed on the university's calendar.
A previous higher education degree is required. International applicants need to consult the university's international admissions page for specific requirements and application procedures.
Information on tuition fees and living costs is not provided. Prospective international students should consult the official university admissions resources for this information.