Msc Economics Professional Practice

at University of Huddersfield

• The programme begins with core modules covering advanced microeconomic and macroeconomic theory, econometric methods, and quantitative techniques for economic analysis.
• Students then explore specialised areas such as international trade theory, labor economics, financial economics, and environmental economics.
• Modules on economic policy analysis, economic forecasting, and applied economics provide skills for assessing real-world economic issues and policies.
• Optional modules allow students to focus on areas like development economics, behavioral economics, or economic regulation based on their interests.
• A dissertation or research project requires students to demonstrate mastery of economic research methods and in-depth knowledge of a chosen economics topic.

Course Modules

• Principles of Economics
• The Context of International Business
• Financial Markets and Institutions
• The Global Professional
• Leading Managing and Developing People
• Global Business and Human Rights
• Managing Big Data

Important Dates

Ahead of the enrollment period's commencement, the university opens its application process and advises prospective students to have all required documentation ready beforehand. Students are urged to routinely visit the website for announcements concerning the start of applications. Furthermore, leveraging the services offered by UniScholars can facilitate students in effectively beginning their application process.

• Individuals with an Honours degree achieving a 2:1 or higher, or possessing an equivalent professional qualification in any field, are eligible to apply. 
• Those with relevant professional qualifications or experience will be assessed on a case-by-case basis. Additionally, a language proficiency level of IELTS 6.0, with no sub-band below 5.5, or its equivalent, is required.

The annual tuition fee for Msc Economics Professional Practice is between £17,600/yr. On the website, students can find the most recent information regarding fees and any additional charges that might be applicable. They are advised to frequently check the university's website to stay informed about programme fees, as these can change annually depending on their residential status and whether they are enrolled as full-time or part-time students.

Graduates can pursue economist roles in government agencies, central banks, think tanks, international organisations like the World Bank or IMF, as well as private sector roles in economic consultancies, banks, and multinational corporations. Some may work as economic analysts, forecasters, policy advisors or researchers. Strong quantitative, analytical and research skills make economics graduates valuable across many industries.