MSc Applied Economics

at Northumbria University

• The MSc Applied Economics programme covers core modules in advanced microeconomic theory, macroeconomic theory and policy, quantitative methods for economics, and research methods for economics. 
• Students study specialised topics like international economics, labor economics, environmental economics, and economic policy analysis. 
• The curriculum also includes modules focused on econometric modeling and data analysis techniques used in empirical economic research. 
• Students have the opportunity to develop practical skills through case studies, research projects, and dissertation work. 
• The programme emphasises the application of economic theories and quantitative methods to real-world economic issues faced by businesses, governments, and organisations.

Important Dates

Ahead of the enrollment period, the educational institution starts its application process and advises prospective students to gather all required documents in advance. Students are urged to regularly check the website for announcements regarding the commencement of applications. Seeking help from UniScholars can also assist students in efficiently beginning their application process.

• Acceptable Level 3 qualifications include A levels, T Levels, BTEC Diplomas/Extended Diplomas, Scottish and Irish Highers, Access to HE Diplomas, and the International Baccalaureate. 
• In addition, candidates must demonstrate language proficiency with an overall IELTS score of 6.0, with no section below 5.5, or an equivalent certification.

The annual tuition fee for MSc Applied Economics is between £19,000/yr. Regularly checking the university's website is essential for students to stay informed about programme fees, which can change yearly depending on their residency status and full-time or part-time enrollment. The website provides the most current fee information and details any additional relevant costs.

Graduates of the MSc Applied Economics programme can pursue careers in various fields, including economic consultancy, policy analysis, financial services, research and development, and academia. They can find employment opportunities in government agencies, international organisations, think tanks, research institutes, financial institutions, and private consulting firms. The programme's focus on practical applications and quantitative skills also makes graduates suitable for roles in data analysis, market research, and business intelligence.