MA Comparative Business Economics

The Comparative Business Economics MA at University College London (UCL) is a one-year, full-time postgraduate program. The Department of Economics at UCL offers this course, focusing on the evolving economic practices and the role of economics in modern business. The course combines lectures, discussion groups, and case studies to deliver a comprehensive knowledge about business economics at global level.Course Content: The Comparative Business Economics MA programme at UCL focuses on economic practices in two Asian countries (China and Japan) compared to Europe and the USA. It aims to equip students with the knowledge and tools necessary to understand the changing world economy, international business, and economic development in Asia. Key Modules: Although the course website does not distinctly outline 'key modules,' it states that study focuses on understanding, analysing, and evaluating global economic situations, especially focusing on China, Japan, Europe, and the Americas. Accreditations: Not specified on the site. Future Careers: The course offers excellent prospects for a wide range of global careers. With the applied knowledge, students could pursue positions in multinational companies, international organisations, government agencies, or consultant firms dealing with international business. Few graduates even continue their research at Ph.D. level.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.