MSc Economics

at University of Greenwich

• The programme covers advanced topics in economic theory, including microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics, and quantitative methods.
• Students gain expertise in analysing and interpreting economic data, as well as understanding and applying economic models and theories.
• The course explores various specialised areas of economics, such as international trade, labour economics, environmental economics, and financial markets.
• Research skills are developed through the opportunity to conduct a research project or dissertation on a specific area of interest.
• Case studies, simulations, and industry-based projects provide practical experience and exposure to real-world economic challenges.

Course Modules

• Macroeconomics 1 
• Dissertation (MSc Economics) 
• Applied Econometrics
• Introduction to Economic Analysis and Quantitative Methods
• Microeconomics 1

Important Dates

• The University of Greenwich will launch its application process ahead of the intake period, urging potential students to ensure they have all the necessary documentation ready beforehand. Students are advised to stay informed by frequently visiting the university's website for updates on upcoming application openings, keeping them well-informed. Moreover, students can use UniScholars to commence their application process.

• Applicants must have a bachelor’s degree with at least 55% in their final year. However, graduates from top universities—such as Mumbai University, Savitribai Phule Pune University (Pune University), Calcutta University, Delhi University, Bangalore University, and Madras University—require a minimum of 50% in their final year. 
• Additionally, international applicants need to demonstrate English language proficiency with an overall IELTS score of 6.0, with no individual component scoring below 5.5, or an equivalent qualification.

For International Students: £18,150 per year.

Graduates of the MSc Economics programme are well-equipped for careers in economic analysis, policy development, financial services, consulting, and research institutions. They can find employment in both the public and private sectors, including government agencies, central banks, think tanks, financial institutions, and consulting firms. The advanced analytical and problem-solving skills gained through the programme make graduates valuable assets in various economic-related fields.