Master of Science in Economics, Economics, finance profile
University of Gothenburg
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The programme prepares students for qualified professional work in economics, both in the private and public sectors. Students gain a thorough grounding in economic theory and develop strong quantitative skills through courses in econometrics and programming. Upon completion of the programme, students should be able to independently apply economic theory and quantitative methods to analyse complex economic issues. The programme also provides preparation for doctoral studies. The programme aims to develop critical thinking and analytical skills. It is based on the principle that advanced higher education should be research-based and characterised by academic rigor, with a strong emphasis on the effective use of quantitative methods, economic theory, and empirical analysis. Students are introduced to central research areas and modern quantitative methods. They are trained to combine theory and data in the analysis and evaluation of different policies. Issues related to various aspects of sustainability are naturally integrated into several courses, with the objective of preparing students to contribute professionally and responsibly to positive societal development.
A Bachelor's degree (equivalent to a Swedish kandidatexamen) from an internationally recognized university and English 6/English B from Swedish upper secondary school or the equivalent level of an internationally recognized test. The applicant’s university education must include: i. 60 credits in Economics ii. 15 credits in Statistics, or 7.5 credits in Statistics and 7.5 credits in Quantitative methods and/or Mathematics iii. 7.5 credits in Econometrics or equivalent (credits in Econometrics may be included in the general statistics requirement) iv. 12 credits in Finance. The admission requirements listed above apply for admission to the programme. For continued studies within the programme individual courses might have specific requirements, as provided in each course syllabus.
Each offering has its own dates and conditions. Closed offerings are retained as history and do not mean that a new application is open.
University of Gothenburg
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Pace of study: 100 %
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