MSc Economics & International Financial Economics

The following basic structure applies to the MSc Economics and International Financial Economics:

• EC901 Microeconomics A or EC9D3 Microeconomics B
• EC9D4 Macroeconomics A or EC9D5 Macroeconomics B

• EC902 Quantitative Methods: Econometrics A or EC910 Quantitative Methods: Econometrics B (both include Introductory Maths and Statistics)

• Three option modules (restrictions apply)

• A dissertation on topics related to international finance and economics

MSc Behavioural & Economic Science

The MSc in Behavioural and Economic Science (Economics Track) is a joint degree programme run by the Departments of Economics and Psychology. The Department of Economics is responsible for the administration of this programme and all enquiries from students on this programme should be directed to the Economics Postgraduate Office.

The following basic structure applies to MSc Economic in Behavioural and Economic Science (Economics Track):

• EC901 Microeconomics A or EC9D3 Microeconomics B
• EC907 Quantitative Methods: Econometrics A or EC987 Quantitative Methods: Econometrics B (both include Introductory Maths and Statistics)
• PS922 Issues in Psychological Science
• PS923 Methods and Analysis in Behavioural Science
• Four optional modules
• PS916 Research Project