MSc Economics

The MSc in Economics programme at the University of Kent offers comprehensive training in economic theory and econometrics, equipping students with the analytical capabilities to undertake independent research and effectively analyse economic data. The course's flexible structure allows students to tailor their study according to their career aspirations or academic interests.Course Content: Grounded on rigorous academic practices, the course covers macro and microeconomic theory, econometrics, research methods and several applied or economic policy modules. In the first term, all modules are foundational, providing the high level of proficiency in economic theory and econometrics essential for advanced study in economics. In the second term, students would be able to choose more specialized modules in individual and time series econometrics, as well as economic policy modules.Key Modules: Core modules include Microeconomic Theory, Macroeconomic Theory, Econometric Theory I and II, Applied Microeconometrics, Time Series Econometrics and Economic Policy. Optional modules include International Finance, Growth and Development, Labour Economics, Financial Markets, Economic Measurement and Health Economics.Accreditations: The MSc in Economics at the University of Kent is accredited by the Higher Education Academy.Future Careers: Graduates from this course have found employment in financial institutions, governmental bodies, private sector companies, and international organizations such as the European Central Bank, HSBC, and PricewaterhouseCoopers. The rigorous methodological training also makes this course a highly relevant preparation for a PhD study.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.