This dual degree program uniquely combines a deep understanding of economics with the rigorous principles of applied mathematics. You will develop a highly sought-after skill set by learning to analyze global economic challenges through both an economic and a mathematical lens. The economics component covers econometrics, political science, applied analytics, behavioral science, and technology, preparing you for economic transformation in the digital age. The applied mathematics component focuses on calculus, linear algebra, statistics, differential equations, mathematical modeling, computer programming, and machine learning to enhance your problem-solving and analytical abilities. Graduates will possess a multifaceted perspective, enabling them to understand complex global issues and leverage mathematical applications for innovation and societal change.
The program integrates economic principles with advanced mathematical techniques over five years, preparing students for diverse career paths.
Graduates of the Dual Degree in Economics & Applied Mathematics are well-prepared for a variety of roles in finance, economic consulting, data analysis, and sustainable development. The program equips students with an analytical edge and a deep understanding of mathematical applications, making them competitive candidates for positions shaping the future of the global economy.
IE University reviews all applicants holistically; there is no specific grade requirement. Additional program-specific requirements may apply.
Application fees apply.
This is a 5-year full-time, in-person dual degree program. The first two years are based at the Segovia campus, and the remaining three years are at the Madrid campus.
Please refer to the program page for current tuition fees for both domestic and international students. An application fee also applies.
IE University reviews all applicants holistically. While there isn't a specific grade requirement, ideal candidates are analytical thinkers passionate about mathematics, science, and data, with a desire to understand global economics and make a societal impact.
You will need to submit an online application form, academic transcripts, an English language test score, a one-page resume, a personal statement/essay, two letters of recommendation, a copy of your passport, and a passport-size picture.
Yes, IE University offers several merit-based and needs-based scholarships. Examples include the IE Technology & Innovation Award, IE Entrepreneurship Award, Valentín Diez Morodo Scholarship Fund for Excellence (for Mexican nationals), and the Kistefos Young Talented Leaders Scholarship for Africa.
Graduates are well-prepared for roles such as Financial Data Analyst, Econometric Analyst, Risk Management Consultant, Financial Modeling Specialist, and Data Scientist in Economic Analysis within finance, economic consulting, and data analysis fields.