Programs

Economics MA/PhD

The University of Toronto's Department of Economics is a leading institution for economic study and research, recognized both nationally and internationally. The department's faculty engage in a wide range of research, covering economic theory, applied data analysis, and econometric methodologies. The graduate programs aim to enhance students' analytical capabilities through rigorous training in theory, econometrics, and various specialized fields. Students have the flexibility to concentrate on almost any area of interest, with opportunities to take elective courses in related disciplines like statistics, mathematics, and computer science, as well as collaborate with faculty from the Rotman School of Management. The university's extensive resources, including one of Canada's largest libraries, further enrich the learning experience. The program attracts a diverse group of students from around the world, with approximately 65 MA and 15-20 PhD students enrolling annually. Graduates of the MA program find successful careers in public, private, and not-for-profit sectors, with many also pursuing further doctoral studies. PhD graduates secure academic positions or roles in the public and private sectors.

Economics of artistic, cultural and creative enterprises

This interdisciplinary bachelor's degree program bridges humanities and business management, focusing on the economics of artistic, cultural, and creative enterprises. It combines courses from the Faculty of Arts and Philosophy with business economics and relevant legal studies, offering a unique blend of cultural understanding and managerial skills. The program utilizes interactive teaching methods, including lectures, seminars, workshops, case studies, and meetings with industry professionals. Online platforms are used to provide supplementary materials and facilitate in-depth study. Graduates will be equipped with managerial and design skills to work in organizations, bodies, and foundations within the cultural heritage and entertainment sectors.

Economics of Innovation and Knowledge

This Master's program delves into the economics of innovation and knowledge, equipping students with advanced analytical frameworks and empirical tools. You will gain a deep understanding of how innovation drives economic dynamics, exploring key concepts, paradigms, and theories. The curriculum examines the role of networks in innovation processes, from fostering creativity to managing partnerships and supplier relations. You will learn to analyze economic relationships and real-world data using network analysis techniques. The program also addresses the historical and statistical perspectives on innovation, the debate between technology push and demand pull, and the relationship between market structures and innovation incentives, utilizing decision theory and game theory. An evolutionary approach is used to study industrial and innovation dynamics.

Economics Ph.D.

The Ph.D. program in Economics at UC Santa Cruz provides rigorous training in modern microeconomics, macroeconomics, and econometrics. Students specialize in advanced fields such as international finance, international trade, economic development, monetary economics, applied microeconomics, and experimental economics, preparing them for careers in academia and research. The program emphasizes a strong theoretical foundation combined with practical application and research skills.

Economics PhD with Integrated Study

This PhD programme at the University of Edinburgh provides an opportunity to conduct in-depth research in economics, equipping you with advanced research methodologies. The programme offers thorough training in modern economic principles and practices. A key aspect of the programme is the integrated study component, designed to enhance your research skills and knowledge base.

Economics Programmes

The University of Cape Town's School of Economics offers a range of programs designed to address South Africa's significant development challenges, including unemployment, inequality, and poverty. Economics is presented as a foundational social science relevant to understanding and tackling these issues. The School emphasizes both theoretical understanding and the application of analytical and empirical tools to real-world data. Graduates are well-regarded locally and internationally, finding opportunities in diverse sectors such as finance, government, consulting, and academia. The School attracts students from across Africa and is committed to contributing to both student and societal development.

Economics Programmes at the University of Edinburgh

The University of Edinburgh's School of Economics offers a range of world-class undergraduate, MSc, and PhD programs. There is a strong focus on both excellent teaching and research, addressing significant economic questions. The school has an outstanding reputation in economics education. The School's research delves into 'big picture' issues, examining how frictions in labour and financial markets impact the broader economy. Key research areas include labour and credit markets, development economics, human capital formation, international trade, health economics, inequality, institutional economics, and the behavioural theories of individuals and groups.

Economics Support at Vanderbilt University

Vanderbilt University's Tutoring Services offers comprehensive academic support for undergraduate Economics students. This includes free, one-on-one individual tutoring sessions and group learning opportunities. Tutors are successful current undergraduate and graduate students dedicated to helping their peers achieve academic success. The services aim to support students in core economics courses, from introductory principles to more advanced econometrics.

Economics with Data Science BSc (Hons)

This undergraduate degree programme combines the study of economics with the principles and practices of data science. You will learn to analyse economic data, develop quantitative skills, and understand how to use computational tools to address economic questions. The course aims to equip students with a strong foundation in economic theory while developing expertise in modern data analysis techniques.

Economics, Bachelor of Business Administration

The Bachelor of Business Administration in Economics at the University of Central Oklahoma (UCO) prepares students to understand how businesses discover new markets and analyze economic trends. This program focuses on equipping you with the skills to proficiently apply economic principles in a business context.

Economics, Finance and International Business

Economics, Finance and International Business (BSc (Hons))

Economics, Finance and International Business BSc (Hons)

This degree offers a comprehensive understanding of economics, finance, and international business, preparing you for a career in these dynamic fields. You will explore economic theories and apply them to real-world scenarios, examining how financial decisions impact individuals and businesses. The course encourages you to consider the challenges businesses face regarding growth, profitability, and sustainability, fostering a critical perspective on global economic issues. You will engage with diverse perspectives, learning how different economic policies shape choices and life experiences. The curriculum provides pathways to specialize in finance, understanding market operations, or econometrics for a data-driven career. Opportunities for exemptions from certain ACCA modules are available if you are considering professional accounting qualifications.

Economics, Innovation and Sustainable Development

The Economics, Innovation and Sustainable Development (EISD) is a joint Master's degree program offered by the University of Turin and Université Côte d’Azur. This program is designed to equip students with advanced skills in analyzing economic dynamics related to innovation, particularly focusing on digital transformation and ecological transition strategies within private and public organizations. It aims to bridge the gap between the demand for high-level skills and current supply to address the challenges of an increasingly uncertain global business environment. Students will gain proficiency in statistical and econometric tools for analyzing data and technological trends, crucial for coordinating business innovation strategies aligned with sustainable development goals. The curriculum emphasizes a multidisciplinary approach, integrating economics, management, and law, with contributions from recognized researchers. The program prepares graduates for high-level positions in companies, enabling them to analyze contexts, anticipate trends, and leverage opportunities arising from profound societal and technological changes.

Economics, Master of Science (Economics and Business Administration)

The Master's Programme in Economics at Aalto University equips students with advanced economic expertise, strong analytical skills, and proficiency in computation and data processing. Designed for those passionate about complex global challenges like climate change, inequality, and innovation, this program teaches you to address these issues through a systematic and empirical lens. You'll gain an in-depth understanding of modern microeconomics and macroeconomics, alongside econometric and mathematical tools to distinguish between causality and correlation in real-world phenomena. This program is part of the Helsinki Graduate School of Economics, offering a unique collaborative learning environment with other leading Finnish universities. Graduates are prepared for demanding analytical roles in various sectors, or for further doctoral studies.

Economics, MS

The Master of Science (MS) in Economics is offered as a named option within the PhD program in Economics. This program is designed for students pursuing a doctoral degree and does not accept direct applications for the Master's degree alone. Students interested in this MS option should refer to the admissions information for the PhD program in Economics. An alternative MS in Economics is available as a named option in Graduate Foundations, for which students can apply directly.

Economics, Organizations and Markets

This Bachelor's program focuses on understanding economic phenomena at a global level, examining market trends, and their interactions with businesses and institutions. After a foundational two-year curriculum covering economics, law, and quantitative methods, students can specialize in one of three profiles: 'Finance and Global Markets', 'Markets, Enterprises and Work', or 'Quantitative Methods for the Economic Sciences'. The program equips students with theoretical and analytical tools to comprehend the functioning of markets, firms, and financial institutions, as well as the impact of economic policy. Graduates will be prepared for various roles in industry, services, and public administration.

Economics, Politics and International Relations

Economics, Politics and International Relations

This BA (Hons) degree explores the interconnectedness of economics, politics, and international relations, providing a comprehensive understanding of the forces shaping the modern world. You will examine how economic factors influence relationships between nations and investigate global issues that affect people worldwide. The course blends theoretical discussions with practical problem-solving, encouraging you to analyze complex global events and develop policy recommendations. Learning is diverse, encompassing lectures, seminars, workshops, and group projects. You will gain analytical skills to understand both economic theory and political dynamics, preparing you for careers in international organizations, government, or the private sector. The program emphasizes linking academic knowledge with real-world applications, ensuring you develop a robust skillset for graduate employment.

Economics, Politics and International Relations (BA (Hons))

Economics: BA and BSc

The University of Victoria offers Bachelor of Arts (BA) and Bachelor of Science (BSc) degrees with a major in Economics. The BA program is suitable for students interested in careers in finance, business, and accounting, and prepares them for graduate studies in fields like law and business administration. The BSc program emphasizes the mathematical and quantitative aspects of economics, making it ideal for students with a strong aptitude for math and those planning graduate studies or research careers in economics and finance. A unique "Fast-Paced BA in Economics" option allows students to complete their degree in three years by joining a cohort and receiving additional departmental support. The Financial Mathematics & Economics BSc program, a joint offering with the Mathematics and Statistics department, combines economic theory, mathematics, statistics, and finance. This interdisciplinary program prepares graduates for careers in banking, insurance, risk analysis, and economic consulting. Students can enter this program through either the Faculty of Social Sciences or the Faculty of Science.

ECPI University - Accelerated Programs

ECPI University offers accelerated, hands-on programs designed to help you achieve your career goals faster. With a year-round, fast-paced format, you can earn a bachelor's degree in as little as 2.5 years, and other degrees in even less time. The curriculum is aligned with employer expectations and taught by industry professionals, preparing you with job-relevant skills through practical application. Programs are also designed with working adults in mind, offering flexible schedules and streamlined processes to balance education with life's responsibilities.

Ed.M. in Adult and Continuing Education

The Master of Education (Ed.M.) in Adult and Continuing Education (ACE) program at Rutgers University–New Brunswick is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of adult learners and how to effectively create and evaluate learning experiences tailored to their needs. Offered in both a 100% online or hybrid format, the program incorporates current research, expert faculty insights, and practical coursework for immediate application. Students from diverse professional backgrounds, including education, non-profit, community-based organizations, corporate settings, and healthcare, will gain fundamental skills applicable to a wide range of careers. The program aims to deepen knowledge of the historical, philosophical, theoretical, and social foundations of adult education. It also focuses on developing organizational leadership, collaboration, and communication skills essential for guiding change within learning organizations. A key component is understanding and promoting diversity, equity, inclusion, and social justice within adult learning contexts, ensuring educational equity for diverse adult learners. Graduates will be adept at using data for planning, design, and evaluation of adult learning initiatives and possess strong assessment and self-reflection capabilities.