University of East Anglia UEA: Economics

Summary

The School of Economics at UEA has a reputation as a centre of research excellence and our research has been published in most of the world’s leading economics journals. We are ranked eighth among economics departments for research outputs (Times Higher Education REF2014). Our research-inspired approach to teaching means our students benefit from the world-class research undertaken by our academic staff. 92% of the School’s research is scored as either world-leading or internationally excellent, compared with an average score of 77% across all other economics departments. Research in the School of Economics is organised into five groups: Applied Econometrics and Finance, Behavioural Economics, Environment Resources and Conflict, Economic Theory, Industrial Economics. For further details about our research environment see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/research

The School is a lively, friendly, research-oriented department, committed to excellence. We view our PhD students as junior academics and invest in them accordingly. We offer a stimulating research environment, seminar series with first class speakers, outstanding training opportunities and provide financial support in the form of studentships and research support to outstanding home and international students. During the PhD program, the students attend a number of compulsory courses and have the opportunity to take further optional courses, attend summer schools, and benefit from a variety of Personal and Professional Development courses. Our goal is to help our PhD students develop their full potential and realize their ambitions. Historically, just over half of our PhD students have chosen careers in academia, while the remainder have opted for careers elsewhere, mostly in government or international agencies and competition authorities around the world, or in industry. For further details about our PhD program see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/home/phd-programme

Fees

Summary

The School of Economics at UEA has a reputation as a centre of research excellence and our research has been published in most of the world’s leading economics journals. We are ranked eighth among economics departments for research outputs (Times Higher Education REF2014). Our research-inspired approach to teaching means our students benefit from the world-class research undertaken by our academic staff. 92% of the School’s research is scored as either world-leading or internationally excellent, compared with an average score of 77% across all other economics departments. Research in the School of Economics is organised into five groups: Applied Econometrics and Finance, Behavioural Economics, Environment Resources and Conflict, Economic Theory, Industrial Economics. For further details about our research environment see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/research

The School is a lively, friendly, research-oriented department, committed to excellence. We view our PhD students as junior academics and invest in them accordingly. We offer a stimulating research environment, seminar series with first class speakers, outstanding training opportunities and provide financial support in the form of studentships and research support to outstanding home and international students. During the PhD program, the students attend a number of compulsory courses and have the opportunity to take further optional courses, attend summer schools, and benefit from a variety of Personal and Professional Development courses. Our goal is to help our PhD students develop their full potential and realize their ambitions. Historically, just over half of our PhD students have chosen careers in academia, while the remainder have opted for careers elsewhere, mostly in government or international agencies and competition authorities around the world, or in industry. For further details about our PhD program see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/home/phd-programme

Fees

Summary

The School of Economics at UEA has a reputation as a centre of research excellence and our research has been published in most of the world’s leading economics journals. We are ranked eighth among economics departments for research outputs (Times Higher Education REF2014). Our research-inspired approach to teaching means our students benefit from the world-class research undertaken by our academic staff. 92% of the School’s research is scored as either world-leading or internationally excellent, compared with an average score of 77% across all other economics departments. Research in the School of Economics is organised into five groups: Applied Econometrics and Finance, Behavioural Economics, Environment Resources and Conflict, Economic Theory, Industrial Economics. For further details about our research environment see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/research

The School is a lively, friendly, research-oriented department, committed to excellence. We view our PhD students as junior academics and invest in them accordingly. We offer a stimulating research environment, seminar series with first class speakers, outstanding training opportunities and provide financial support in the form of studentships and research support to outstanding home and international students. During the PhD program, the students attend a number of compulsory courses and have the opportunity to take further optional courses, attend summer schools, and benefit from a variety of Personal and Professional Development courses. Our goal is to help our PhD students develop their full potential and realize their ambitions. Historically, just over half of our PhD students have chosen careers in academia, while the remainder have opted for careers elsewhere, mostly in government or international agencies and competition authorities around the world, or in industry. For further details about our PhD program see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/home/phd-programme

Fees

Summary

The School of Economics at UEA has a reputation as a centre of research excellence and our research has been published in most of the world’s leading economics journals. We are ranked eighth among economics departments for research outputs (Times Higher Education REF2014). Our research-inspired approach to teaching means our students benefit from the world-class research undertaken by our academic staff. 92% of the School’s research is scored as either world-leading or internationally excellent, compared with an average score of 77% across all other economics departments. Research in the School of Economics is organised into five groups: Applied Econometrics and Finance, Behavioural Economics, Environment Resources and Conflict, Economic Theory, Industrial Economics. For further details about our research environment see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/research

The School is a lively, friendly, research-oriented department, committed to excellence. We view our PhD students as junior academics and invest in them accordingly. We offer a stimulating research environment, seminar series with first class speakers, outstanding training opportunities and provide financial support in the form of studentships and research support to outstanding home and international students. During the PhD program, the students attend a number of compulsory courses and have the opportunity to take further optional courses, attend summer schools, and benefit from a variety of Personal and Professional Development courses. Our goal is to help our PhD students develop their full potential and realize their ambitions. Historically, just over half of our PhD students have chosen careers in academia, while the remainder have opted for careers elsewhere, mostly in government or international agencies and competition authorities around the world, or in industry. For further details about our PhD program see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/home/phd-programme

Fees

Summary

The School of Economics at UEA has a reputation as a centre of research excellence and our research has been published in most of the world’s leading economics journals. We are ranked eighth among economics departments for research outputs (Times Higher Education REF2014). Our research-inspired approach to teaching means our students benefit from the world-class research undertaken by our academic staff. 92% of the School’s research is scored as either world-leading or internationally excellent, compared with an average score of 77% across all other economics departments. Research in the School of Economics is organised into five groups: Applied Econometrics and Finance, Behavioural Economics, Environment Resources and Conflict, Economic Theory, Industrial Economics. For further details about our research environment see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/research

The School is a lively, friendly, research-oriented department, committed to excellence. We view our PhD students as junior academics and invest in them accordingly. We offer a stimulating research environment, seminar series with first class speakers, outstanding training opportunities and provide financial support in the form of studentships and research support to outstanding home and international students. During the PhD program, the students attend a number of compulsory courses and have the opportunity to take further optional courses, attend summer schools, and benefit from a variety of Personal and Professional Development courses. Our goal is to help our PhD students develop their full potential and realize their ambitions. Historically, just over half of our PhD students have chosen careers in academia, while the remainder have opted for careers elsewhere, mostly in government or international agencies and competition authorities around the world, or in industry. For further details about our PhD program see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/home/phd-programme

Fees

Summary

The School of Economics at UEA has a reputation as a centre of research excellence and our research has been published in most of the world’s leading economics journals. We are ranked eighth among economics departments for research outputs (Times Higher Education REF2014). Our research-inspired approach to teaching means our students benefit from the world-class research undertaken by our academic staff. 92% of the School’s research is scored as either world-leading or internationally excellent, compared with an average score of 77% across all other economics departments. Research in the School of Economics is organised into five groups: Applied Econometrics and Finance, Behavioural Economics, Environment Resources and Conflict, Economic Theory, Industrial Economics. For further details about our research environment see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/research

The School is a lively, friendly, research-oriented department, committed to excellence. We view our PhD students as junior academics and invest in them accordingly. We offer a stimulating research environment, seminar series with first class speakers, outstanding training opportunities and provide financial support in the form of studentships and research support to outstanding home and international students. During the PhD program, the students attend a number of compulsory courses and have the opportunity to take further optional courses, attend summer schools, and benefit from a variety of Personal and Professional Development courses. Our goal is to help our PhD students develop their full potential and realize their ambitions. Historically, just over half of our PhD students have chosen careers in academia, while the remainder have opted for careers elsewhere, mostly in government or international agencies and competition authorities around the world, or in industry. For further details about our PhD program see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/home/phd-programme

Fees

Summary

The School of Economics at UEA has a reputation as a centre of research excellence and our research has been published in most of the world’s leading economics journals. We are ranked eighth among economics departments for research outputs (Times Higher Education REF2014). Our research-inspired approach to teaching means our students benefit from the world-class research undertaken by our academic staff. 92% of the School’s research is scored as either world-leading or internationally excellent, compared with an average score of 77% across all other economics departments. Research in the School of Economics is organised into five groups: Applied Econometrics and Finance, Behavioural Economics, Environment Resources and Conflict, Economic Theory, Industrial Economics. For further details about our research environment see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/research

The School is a lively, friendly, research-oriented department, committed to excellence. We view our PhD students as junior academics and invest in them accordingly. We offer a stimulating research environment, seminar series with first class speakers, outstanding training opportunities and provide financial support in the form of studentships and research support to outstanding home and international students. During the PhD program, the students attend a number of compulsory courses and have the opportunity to take further optional courses, attend summer schools, and benefit from a variety of Personal and Professional Development courses. Our goal is to help our PhD students develop their full potential and realize their ambitions. Historically, just over half of our PhD students have chosen careers in academia, while the remainder have opted for careers elsewhere, mostly in government or international agencies and competition authorities around the world, or in industry. For further details about our PhD program see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/home/phd-programme

Fees

Summary

The School of Economics at UEA has a reputation as a centre of research excellence and our research has been published in most of the world’s leading economics journals. We are ranked eighth among economics departments for research outputs (Times Higher Education REF2014). Our research-inspired approach to teaching means our students benefit from the world-class research undertaken by our academic staff. 92% of the School’s research is scored as either world-leading or internationally excellent, compared with an average score of 77% across all other economics departments. Research in the School of Economics is organised into five groups: Applied Econometrics and Finance, Behavioural Economics, Environment Resources and Conflict, Economic Theory, Industrial Economics. For further details about our research environment see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/research

The School is a lively, friendly, research-oriented department, committed to excellence. We view our PhD students as junior academics and invest in them accordingly. We offer a stimulating research environment, seminar series with first class speakers, outstanding training opportunities and provide financial support in the form of studentships and research support to outstanding home and international students. During the PhD program, the students attend a number of compulsory courses and have the opportunity to take further optional courses, attend summer schools, and benefit from a variety of Personal and Professional Development courses. Our goal is to help our PhD students develop their full potential and realize their ambitions. Historically, just over half of our PhD students have chosen careers in academia, while the remainder have opted for careers elsewhere, mostly in government or international agencies and competition authorities around the world, or in industry. For further details about our PhD program see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/home/phd-programme

Fees

Summary

The School of Economics at UEA has a reputation as a centre of research excellence and our research has been published in most of the world’s leading economics journals. We are ranked eighth among economics departments for research outputs (Times Higher Education REF2014). Our research-inspired approach to teaching means our students benefit from the world-class research undertaken by our academic staff. 92% of the School’s research is scored as either world-leading or internationally excellent, compared with an average score of 77% across all other economics departments. Research in the School of Economics is organised into five groups: Applied Econometrics and Finance, Behavioural Economics, Environment Resources and Conflict, Economic Theory, Industrial Economics. For further details about our research environment see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/research

The School is a lively, friendly, research-oriented department, committed to excellence. We view our PhD students as junior academics and invest in them accordingly. We offer a stimulating research environment, seminar series with first class speakers, outstanding training opportunities and provide financial support in the form of studentships and research support to outstanding home and international students. During the PhD program, the students attend a number of compulsory courses and have the opportunity to take further optional courses, attend summer schools, and benefit from a variety of Personal and Professional Development courses. Our goal is to help our PhD students develop their full potential and realize their ambitions. Historically, just over half of our PhD students have chosen careers in academia, while the remainder have opted for careers elsewhere, mostly in government or international agencies and competition authorities around the world, or in industry. For further details about our PhD program see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/home/phd-programme

Fees

Summary

The School of Economics at UEA has a reputation as a centre of research excellence and our research has been published in most of the world’s leading economics journals. We are ranked eighth among economics departments for research outputs (Times Higher Education REF2014). Our research-inspired approach to teaching means our students benefit from the world-class research undertaken by our academic staff. 92% of the School’s research is scored as either world-leading or internationally excellent, compared with an average score of 77% across all other economics departments. Research in the School of Economics is organised into five groups: Applied Econometrics and Finance, Behavioural Economics, Environment Resources and Conflict, Economic Theory, Industrial Economics. For further details about our research environment see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/research

The School is a lively, friendly, research-oriented department, committed to excellence. We view our PhD students as junior academics and invest in them accordingly. We offer a stimulating research environment, seminar series with first class speakers, outstanding training opportunities and provide financial support in the form of studentships and research support to outstanding home and international students. During the PhD program, the students attend a number of compulsory courses and have the opportunity to take further optional courses, attend summer schools, and benefit from a variety of Personal and Professional Development courses. Our goal is to help our PhD students develop their full potential and realize their ambitions. Historically, just over half of our PhD students have chosen careers in academia, while the remainder have opted for careers elsewhere, mostly in government or international agencies and competition authorities around the world, or in industry. For further details about our PhD program see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/home/phd-programme

Fees

Summary

The School of Economics at UEA has a reputation as a centre of research excellence and our research has been published in most of the world’s leading economics journals. We are ranked eighth among economics departments for research outputs (Times Higher Education REF2014). Our research-inspired approach to teaching means our students benefit from the world-class research undertaken by our academic staff. 92% of the School’s research is scored as either world-leading or internationally excellent, compared with an average score of 77% across all other economics departments. Research in the School of Economics is organised into five groups: Applied Econometrics and Finance, Behavioural Economics, Environment Resources and Conflict, Economic Theory, Industrial Economics. For further details about our research environment see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/research

The School is a lively, friendly, research-oriented department, committed to excellence. We view our PhD students as junior academics and invest in them accordingly. We offer a stimulating research environment, seminar series with first class speakers, outstanding training opportunities and provide financial support in the form of studentships and research support to outstanding home and international students. During the PhD program, the students attend a number of compulsory courses and have the opportunity to take further optional courses, attend summer schools, and benefit from a variety of Personal and Professional Development courses. Our goal is to help our PhD students develop their full potential and realize their ambitions. Historically, just over half of our PhD students have chosen careers in academia, while the remainder have opted for careers elsewhere, mostly in government or international agencies and competition authorities around the world, or in industry. For further details about our PhD program see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/home/phd-programme

Fees

Summary

The School of Economics at UEA has a reputation as a centre of research excellence and our research has been published in most of the world’s leading economics journals. We are ranked eighth among economics departments for research outputs (Times Higher Education REF2014). Our research-inspired approach to teaching means our students benefit from the world-class research undertaken by our academic staff. 92% of the School’s research is scored as either world-leading or internationally excellent, compared with an average score of 77% across all other economics departments. Research in the School of Economics is organised into five groups: Applied Econometrics and Finance, Behavioural Economics, Environment Resources and Conflict, Economic Theory, Industrial Economics. For further details about our research environment see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/research

The School is a lively, friendly, research-oriented department, committed to excellence. We view our PhD students as junior academics and invest in them accordingly. We offer a stimulating research environment, seminar series with first class speakers, outstanding training opportunities and provide financial support in the form of studentships and research support to outstanding home and international students. During the PhD program, the students attend a number of compulsory courses and have the opportunity to take further optional courses, attend summer schools, and benefit from a variety of Personal and Professional Development courses. Our goal is to help our PhD students develop their full potential and realize their ambitions. Historically, just over half of our PhD students have chosen careers in academia, while the remainder have opted for careers elsewhere, mostly in government or international agencies and competition authorities around the world, or in industry. For further details about our PhD program see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/home/phd-programme

Fees

Summary

The School of Economics at UEA has a reputation as a centre of research excellence and our research has been published in most of the world’s leading economics journals. We are ranked eighth among economics departments for research outputs (Times Higher Education REF2014). Our research-inspired approach to teaching means our students benefit from the world-class research undertaken by our academic staff. 92% of the School’s research is scored as either world-leading or internationally excellent, compared with an average score of 77% across all other economics departments. Research in the School of Economics is organised into five groups: Applied Econometrics and Finance, Behavioural Economics, Environment Resources and Conflict, Economic Theory, Industrial Economics. For further details about our research environment see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/research

The School is a lively, friendly, research-oriented department, committed to excellence. We view our PhD students as junior academics and invest in them accordingly. We offer a stimulating research environment, seminar series with first class speakers, outstanding training opportunities and provide financial support in the form of studentships and research support to outstanding home and international students. During the PhD program, the students attend a number of compulsory courses and have the opportunity to take further optional courses, attend summer schools, and benefit from a variety of Personal and Professional Development courses. Our goal is to help our PhD students develop their full potential and realize their ambitions. Historically, just over half of our PhD students have chosen careers in academia, while the remainder have opted for careers elsewhere, mostly in government or international agencies and competition authorities around the world, or in industry. For further details about our PhD program see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/home/phd-programme

Fees

Summary

The School of Economics at UEA has a reputation as a centre of research excellence and our research has been published in most of the world’s leading economics journals. We are ranked eighth among economics departments for research outputs (Times Higher Education REF2014). Our research-inspired approach to teaching means our students benefit from the world-class research undertaken by our academic staff. 92% of the School’s research is scored as either world-leading or internationally excellent, compared with an average score of 77% across all other economics departments. Research in the School of Economics is organised into five groups: Applied Econometrics and Finance, Behavioural Economics, Environment Resources and Conflict, Economic Theory, Industrial Economics. For further details about our research environment see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/research

The School is a lively, friendly, research-oriented department, committed to excellence. We view our PhD students as junior academics and invest in them accordingly. We offer a stimulating research environment, seminar series with first class speakers, outstanding training opportunities and provide financial support in the form of studentships and research support to outstanding home and international students. During the PhD program, the students attend a number of compulsory courses and have the opportunity to take further optional courses, attend summer schools, and benefit from a variety of Personal and Professional Development courses. Our goal is to help our PhD students develop their full potential and realize their ambitions. Historically, just over half of our PhD students have chosen careers in academia, while the remainder have opted for careers elsewhere, mostly in government or international agencies and competition authorities around the world, or in industry. For further details about our PhD program see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/home/phd-programme

Fees

Summary

The School of Economics at UEA has a reputation as a centre of research excellence and our research has been published in most of the world’s leading economics journals. We are ranked eighth among economics departments for research outputs (Times Higher Education REF2014). Our research-inspired approach to teaching means our students benefit from the world-class research undertaken by our academic staff. 92% of the School’s research is scored as either world-leading or internationally excellent, compared with an average score of 77% across all other economics departments. Research in the School of Economics is organised into five groups: Applied Econometrics and Finance, Behavioural Economics, Environment Resources and Conflict, Economic Theory, Industrial Economics. For further details about our research environment see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/research

The School is a lively, friendly, research-oriented department, committed to excellence. We view our PhD students as junior academics and invest in them accordingly. We offer a stimulating research environment, seminar series with first class speakers, outstanding training opportunities and provide financial support in the form of studentships and research support to outstanding home and international students. During the PhD program, the students attend a number of compulsory courses and have the opportunity to take further optional courses, attend summer schools, and benefit from a variety of Personal and Professional Development courses. Our goal is to help our PhD students develop their full potential and realize their ambitions. Historically, just over half of our PhD students have chosen careers in academia, while the remainder have opted for careers elsewhere, mostly in government or international agencies and competition authorities around the world, or in industry. For further details about our PhD program see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/home/phd-programme

Fees

Summary

The School of Economics at UEA has a reputation as a centre of research excellence and our research has been published in most of the world’s leading economics journals. We are ranked eighth among economics departments for research outputs (Times Higher Education REF2014). Our research-inspired approach to teaching means our students benefit from the world-class research undertaken by our academic staff. 92% of the School’s research is scored as either world-leading or internationally excellent, compared with an average score of 77% across all other economics departments. Research in the School of Economics is organised into five groups: Applied Econometrics and Finance, Behavioural Economics, Environment Resources and Conflict, Economic Theory, Industrial Economics. For further details about our research environment see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/research

The School is a lively, friendly, research-oriented department, committed to excellence. We view our PhD students as junior academics and invest in them accordingly. We offer a stimulating research environment, seminar series with first class speakers, outstanding training opportunities and provide financial support in the form of studentships and research support to outstanding home and international students. During the PhD program, the students attend a number of compulsory courses and have the opportunity to take further optional courses, attend summer schools, and benefit from a variety of Personal and Professional Development courses. Our goal is to help our PhD students develop their full potential and realize their ambitions. Historically, just over half of our PhD students have chosen careers in academia, while the remainder have opted for careers elsewhere, mostly in government or international agencies and competition authorities around the world, or in industry. For further details about our PhD program see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/home/phd-programme

Fees

Summary

The School of Economics at UEA has a reputation as a centre of research excellence and our research has been published in most of the world’s leading economics journals. We are ranked eighth among economics departments for research outputs (Times Higher Education REF2014). Our research-inspired approach to teaching means our students benefit from the world-class research undertaken by our academic staff. 92% of the School’s research is scored as either world-leading or internationally excellent, compared with an average score of 77% across all other economics departments. Research in the School of Economics is organised into five groups: Applied Econometrics and Finance, Behavioural Economics, Environment Resources and Conflict, Economic Theory, Industrial Economics. For further details about our research environment see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/research

The School is a lively, friendly, research-oriented department, committed to excellence. We view our PhD students as junior academics and invest in them accordingly. We offer a stimulating research environment, seminar series with first class speakers, outstanding training opportunities and provide financial support in the form of studentships and research support to outstanding home and international students. During the PhD program, the students attend a number of compulsory courses and have the opportunity to take further optional courses, attend summer schools, and benefit from a variety of Personal and Professional Development courses. Our goal is to help our PhD students develop their full potential and realize their ambitions. Historically, just over half of our PhD students have chosen careers in academia, while the remainder have opted for careers elsewhere, mostly in government or international agencies and competition authorities around the world, or in industry. For further details about our PhD program see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/home/phd-programme

Fees

Summary

The School of Economics at UEA has a reputation as a centre of research excellence and our research has been published in most of the world’s leading economics journals. We are ranked eighth among economics departments for research outputs (Times Higher Education REF2014). Our research-inspired approach to teaching means our students benefit from the world-class research undertaken by our academic staff. 92% of the School’s research is scored as either world-leading or internationally excellent, compared with an average score of 77% across all other economics departments. Research in the School of Economics is organised into five groups: Applied Econometrics and Finance, Behavioural Economics, Environment Resources and Conflict, Economic Theory, Industrial Economics. For further details about our research environment see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/research

The School is a lively, friendly, research-oriented department, committed to excellence. We view our PhD students as junior academics and invest in them accordingly. We offer a stimulating research environment, seminar series with first class speakers, outstanding training opportunities and provide financial support in the form of studentships and research support to outstanding home and international students. During the PhD program, the students attend a number of compulsory courses and have the opportunity to take further optional courses, attend summer schools, and benefit from a variety of Personal and Professional Development courses. Our goal is to help our PhD students develop their full potential and realize their ambitions. Historically, just over half of our PhD students have chosen careers in academia, while the remainder have opted for careers elsewhere, mostly in government or international agencies and competition authorities around the world, or in industry. For further details about our PhD program see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/home/phd-programme

Fees

Summary

The School of Economics at UEA has a reputation as a centre of research excellence and our research has been published in most of the world’s leading economics journals. We are ranked eighth among economics departments for research outputs (Times Higher Education REF2014). Our research-inspired approach to teaching means our students benefit from the world-class research undertaken by our academic staff. 92% of the School’s research is scored as either world-leading or internationally excellent, compared with an average score of 77% across all other economics departments. Research in the School of Economics is organised into five groups: Applied Econometrics and Finance, Behavioural Economics, Environment Resources and Conflict, Economic Theory, Industrial Economics. For further details about our research environment see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/research

The School is a lively, friendly, research-oriented department, committed to excellence. We view our PhD students as junior academics and invest in them accordingly. We offer a stimulating research environment, seminar series with first class speakers, outstanding training opportunities and provide financial support in the form of studentships and research support to outstanding home and international students. During the PhD program, the students attend a number of compulsory courses and have the opportunity to take further optional courses, attend summer schools, and benefit from a variety of Personal and Professional Development courses. Our goal is to help our PhD students develop their full potential and realize their ambitions. Historically, just over half of our PhD students have chosen careers in academia, while the remainder have opted for careers elsewhere, mostly in government or international agencies and competition authorities around the world, or in industry. For further details about our PhD program see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/home/phd-programme

Fees

Summary

The School of Economics at UEA has a reputation as a centre of research excellence and our research has been published in most of the world’s leading economics journals. We are ranked eighth among economics departments for research outputs (Times Higher Education REF2014). Our research-inspired approach to teaching means our students benefit from the world-class research undertaken by our academic staff. 92% of the School’s research is scored as either world-leading or internationally excellent, compared with an average score of 77% across all other economics departments. Research in the School of Economics is organised into five groups: Applied Econometrics and Finance, Behavioural Economics, Environment Resources and Conflict, Economic Theory, Industrial Economics. For further details about our research environment see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/research

The School is a lively, friendly, research-oriented department, committed to excellence. We view our PhD students as junior academics and invest in them accordingly. We offer a stimulating research environment, seminar series with first class speakers, outstanding training opportunities and provide financial support in the form of studentships and research support to outstanding home and international students. During the PhD program, the students attend a number of compulsory courses and have the opportunity to take further optional courses, attend summer schools, and benefit from a variety of Personal and Professional Development courses. Our goal is to help our PhD students develop their full potential and realize their ambitions. Historically, just over half of our PhD students have chosen careers in academia, while the remainder have opted for careers elsewhere, mostly in government or international agencies and competition authorities around the world, or in industry. For further details about our PhD program see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/home/phd-programme

Fees

Summary

The School of Economics at UEA has a reputation as a centre of research excellence and our research has been published in most of the world’s leading economics journals. We are ranked eighth among economics departments for research outputs (Times Higher Education REF2014). Our research-inspired approach to teaching means our students benefit from the world-class research undertaken by our academic staff. 92% of the School’s research is scored as either world-leading or internationally excellent, compared with an average score of 77% across all other economics departments. Research in the School of Economics is organised into five groups: Applied Econometrics and Finance, Behavioural Economics, Environment Resources and Conflict, Economic Theory, Industrial Economics. For further details about our research environment see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/research

The School is a lively, friendly, research-oriented department, committed to excellence. We view our PhD students as junior academics and invest in them accordingly. We offer a stimulating research environment, seminar series with first class speakers, outstanding training opportunities and provide financial support in the form of studentships and research support to outstanding home and international students. During the PhD program, the students attend a number of compulsory courses and have the opportunity to take further optional courses, attend summer schools, and benefit from a variety of Personal and Professional Development courses. Our goal is to help our PhD students develop their full potential and realize their ambitions. Historically, just over half of our PhD students have chosen careers in academia, while the remainder have opted for careers elsewhere, mostly in government or international agencies and competition authorities around the world, or in industry. For further details about our PhD program see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/home/phd-programme

Fees

Summary

The School of Economics at UEA has a reputation as a centre of research excellence and our research has been published in most of the world’s leading economics journals. We are ranked eighth among economics departments for research outputs (Times Higher Education REF2014). Our research-inspired approach to teaching means our students benefit from the world-class research undertaken by our academic staff. 92% of the School’s research is scored as either world-leading or internationally excellent, compared with an average score of 77% across all other economics departments. Research in the School of Economics is organised into five groups: Applied Econometrics and Finance, Behavioural Economics, Environment Resources and Conflict, Economic Theory, Industrial Economics. For further details about our research environment see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/research

The School is a lively, friendly, research-oriented department, committed to excellence. We view our PhD students as junior academics and invest in them accordingly. We offer a stimulating research environment, seminar series with first class speakers, outstanding training opportunities and provide financial support in the form of studentships and research support to outstanding home and international students. During the PhD program, the students attend a number of compulsory courses and have the opportunity to take further optional courses, attend summer schools, and benefit from a variety of Personal and Professional Development courses. Our goal is to help our PhD students develop their full potential and realize their ambitions. Historically, just over half of our PhD students have chosen careers in academia, while the remainder have opted for careers elsewhere, mostly in government or international agencies and competition authorities around the world, or in industry. For further details about our PhD program see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/home/phd-programme

Fees

Summary

The School of Economics at UEA has a reputation as a centre of research excellence and our research has been published in most of the world’s leading economics journals. We are ranked eighth among economics departments for research outputs (Times Higher Education REF2014). Our research-inspired approach to teaching means our students benefit from the world-class research undertaken by our academic staff. 92% of the School’s research is scored as either world-leading or internationally excellent, compared with an average score of 77% across all other economics departments. Research in the School of Economics is organised into five groups: Applied Econometrics and Finance, Behavioural Economics, Environment Resources and Conflict, Economic Theory, Industrial Economics. For further details about our research environment see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/research

The School is a lively, friendly, research-oriented department, committed to excellence. We view our PhD students as junior academics and invest in them accordingly. We offer a stimulating research environment, seminar series with first class speakers, outstanding training opportunities and provide financial support in the form of studentships and research support to outstanding home and international students. During the PhD program, the students attend a number of compulsory courses and have the opportunity to take further optional courses, attend summer schools, and benefit from a variety of Personal and Professional Development courses. Our goal is to help our PhD students develop their full potential and realize their ambitions. Historically, just over half of our PhD students have chosen careers in academia, while the remainder have opted for careers elsewhere, mostly in government or international agencies and competition authorities around the world, or in industry. For further details about our PhD program see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/home/phd-programme

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Summary

The School of Economics at UEA has a reputation as a centre of research excellence and our research has been published in most of the world’s leading economics journals. We are ranked eighth among economics departments for research outputs (Times Higher Education REF2014). Our research-inspired approach to teaching means our students benefit from the world-class research undertaken by our academic staff. 92% of the School’s research is scored as either world-leading or internationally excellent, compared with an average score of 77% across all other economics departments. Research in the School of Economics is organised into five groups: Applied Econometrics and Finance, Behavioural Economics, Environment Resources and Conflict, Economic Theory, Industrial Economics. For further details about our research environment see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/research

The School is a lively, friendly, research-oriented department, committed to excellence. We view our PhD students as junior academics and invest in them accordingly. We offer a stimulating research environment, seminar series with first class speakers, outstanding training opportunities and provide financial support in the form of studentships and research support to outstanding home and international students. During the PhD program, the students attend a number of compulsory courses and have the opportunity to take further optional courses, attend summer schools, and benefit from a variety of Personal and Professional Development courses. Our goal is to help our PhD students develop their full potential and realize their ambitions. Historically, just over half of our PhD students have chosen careers in academia, while the remainder have opted for careers elsewhere, mostly in government or international agencies and competition authorities around the world, or in industry. For further details about our PhD program see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/home/phd-programme

Fees

Summary

The School of Economics at UEA has a reputation as a centre of research excellence and our research has been published in most of the world’s leading economics journals. We are ranked eighth among economics departments for research outputs (Times Higher Education REF2014). Our research-inspired approach to teaching means our students benefit from the world-class research undertaken by our academic staff. 92% of the School’s research is scored as either world-leading or internationally excellent, compared with an average score of 77% across all other economics departments. Research in the School of Economics is organised into five groups: Applied Econometrics and Finance, Behavioural Economics, Environment Resources and Conflict, Economic Theory, Industrial Economics. For further details about our research environment see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/research

The School is a lively, friendly, research-oriented department, committed to excellence. We view our PhD students as junior academics and invest in them accordingly. We offer a stimulating research environment, seminar series with first class speakers, outstanding training opportunities and provide financial support in the form of studentships and research support to outstanding home and international students. During the PhD program, the students attend a number of compulsory courses and have the opportunity to take further optional courses, attend summer schools, and benefit from a variety of Personal and Professional Development courses. Our goal is to help our PhD students develop their full potential and realize their ambitions. Historically, just over half of our PhD students have chosen careers in academia, while the remainder have opted for careers elsewhere, mostly in government or international agencies and competition authorities around the world, or in industry. For further details about our PhD program see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/home/phd-programme

Fees

Summary

The School of Economics at UEA has a reputation as a centre of research excellence and our research has been published in most of the world’s leading economics journals. We are ranked eighth among economics departments for research outputs (Times Higher Education REF2014). Our research-inspired approach to teaching means our students benefit from the world-class research undertaken by our academic staff. 92% of the School’s research is scored as either world-leading or internationally excellent, compared with an average score of 77% across all other economics departments. Research in the School of Economics is organised into five groups: Applied Econometrics and Finance, Behavioural Economics, Environment Resources and Conflict, Economic Theory, Industrial Economics. For further details about our research environment see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/research

The School is a lively, friendly, research-oriented department, committed to excellence. We view our PhD students as junior academics and invest in them accordingly. We offer a stimulating research environment, seminar series with first class speakers, outstanding training opportunities and provide financial support in the form of studentships and research support to outstanding home and international students. During the PhD program, the students attend a number of compulsory courses and have the opportunity to take further optional courses, attend summer schools, and benefit from a variety of Personal and Professional Development courses. Our goal is to help our PhD students develop their full potential and realize their ambitions. Historically, just over half of our PhD students have chosen careers in academia, while the remainder have opted for careers elsewhere, mostly in government or international agencies and competition authorities around the world, or in industry. For further details about our PhD program see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/home/phd-programme

Fees

Summary

The School of Economics at UEA has a reputation as a centre of research excellence and our research has been published in most of the world’s leading economics journals. We are ranked eighth among economics departments for research outputs (Times Higher Education REF2014). Our research-inspired approach to teaching means our students benefit from the world-class research undertaken by our academic staff. 92% of the School’s research is scored as either world-leading or internationally excellent, compared with an average score of 77% across all other economics departments. Research in the School of Economics is organised into five groups: Applied Econometrics and Finance, Behavioural Economics, Environment Resources and Conflict, Economic Theory, Industrial Economics. For further details about our research environment see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/research

The School is a lively, friendly, research-oriented department, committed to excellence. We view our PhD students as junior academics and invest in them accordingly. We offer a stimulating research environment, seminar series with first class speakers, outstanding training opportunities and provide financial support in the form of studentships and research support to outstanding home and international students. During the PhD program, the students attend a number of compulsory courses and have the opportunity to take further optional courses, attend summer schools, and benefit from a variety of Personal and Professional Development courses. Our goal is to help our PhD students develop their full potential and realize their ambitions. Historically, just over half of our PhD students have chosen careers in academia, while the remainder have opted for careers elsewhere, mostly in government or international agencies and competition authorities around the world, or in industry. For further details about our PhD program see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/home/phd-programme

Fees

Summary

The School of Economics at UEA has a reputation as a centre of research excellence and our research has been published in most of the world’s leading economics journals. We are ranked eighth among economics departments for research outputs (Times Higher Education REF2014). Our research-inspired approach to teaching means our students benefit from the world-class research undertaken by our academic staff. 92% of the School’s research is scored as either world-leading or internationally excellent, compared with an average score of 77% across all other economics departments. Research in the School of Economics is organised into five groups: Applied Econometrics and Finance, Behavioural Economics, Environment Resources and Conflict, Economic Theory, Industrial Economics. For further details about our research environment see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/research

The School is a lively, friendly, research-oriented department, committed to excellence. We view our PhD students as junior academics and invest in them accordingly. We offer a stimulating research environment, seminar series with first class speakers, outstanding training opportunities and provide financial support in the form of studentships and research support to outstanding home and international students. During the PhD program, the students attend a number of compulsory courses and have the opportunity to take further optional courses, attend summer schools, and benefit from a variety of Personal and Professional Development courses. Our goal is to help our PhD students develop their full potential and realize their ambitions. Historically, just over half of our PhD students have chosen careers in academia, while the remainder have opted for careers elsewhere, mostly in government or international agencies and competition authorities around the world, or in industry. For further details about our PhD program see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/home/phd-programme

Fees

Summary

The School of Economics at UEA has a reputation as a centre of research excellence and our research has been published in most of the world’s leading economics journals. We are ranked eighth among economics departments for research outputs (Times Higher Education REF2014). Our research-inspired approach to teaching means our students benefit from the world-class research undertaken by our academic staff. 92% of the School’s research is scored as either world-leading or internationally excellent, compared with an average score of 77% across all other economics departments. Research in the School of Economics is organised into five groups: Applied Econometrics and Finance, Behavioural Economics, Environment Resources and Conflict, Economic Theory, Industrial Economics. For further details about our research environment see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/research

The School is a lively, friendly, research-oriented department, committed to excellence. We view our PhD students as junior academics and invest in them accordingly. We offer a stimulating research environment, seminar series with first class speakers, outstanding training opportunities and provide financial support in the form of studentships and research support to outstanding home and international students. During the PhD program, the students attend a number of compulsory courses and have the opportunity to take further optional courses, attend summer schools, and benefit from a variety of Personal and Professional Development courses. Our goal is to help our PhD students develop their full potential and realize their ambitions. Historically, just over half of our PhD students have chosen careers in academia, while the remainder have opted for careers elsewhere, mostly in government or international agencies and competition authorities around the world, or in industry. For further details about our PhD program see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/home/phd-programme

Fees

Summary

The School of Economics at UEA has a reputation as a centre of research excellence and our research has been published in most of the world’s leading economics journals. We are ranked eighth among economics departments for research outputs (Times Higher Education REF2014). Our research-inspired approach to teaching means our students benefit from the world-class research undertaken by our academic staff. 92% of the School’s research is scored as either world-leading or internationally excellent, compared with an average score of 77% across all other economics departments. Research in the School of Economics is organised into five groups: Applied Econometrics and Finance, Behavioural Economics, Environment Resources and Conflict, Economic Theory, Industrial Economics. For further details about our research environment see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/research

The School is a lively, friendly, research-oriented department, committed to excellence. We view our PhD students as junior academics and invest in them accordingly. We offer a stimulating research environment, seminar series with first class speakers, outstanding training opportunities and provide financial support in the form of studentships and research support to outstanding home and international students. During the PhD program, the students attend a number of compulsory courses and have the opportunity to take further optional courses, attend summer schools, and benefit from a variety of Personal and Professional Development courses. Our goal is to help our PhD students develop their full potential and realize their ambitions. Historically, just over half of our PhD students have chosen careers in academia, while the remainder have opted for careers elsewhere, mostly in government or international agencies and competition authorities around the world, or in industry. For further details about our PhD program see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/home/phd-programme

Fees

Summary

The School of Economics at UEA has a reputation as a centre of research excellence and our research has been published in most of the world’s leading economics journals. We are ranked eighth among economics departments for research outputs (Times Higher Education REF2014). Our research-inspired approach to teaching means our students benefit from the world-class research undertaken by our academic staff. 92% of the School’s research is scored as either world-leading or internationally excellent, compared with an average score of 77% across all other economics departments. Research in the School of Economics is organised into five groups: Applied Econometrics and Finance, Behavioural Economics, Environment Resources and Conflict, Economic Theory, Industrial Economics. For further details about our research environment see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/research

The School is a lively, friendly, research-oriented department, committed to excellence. We view our PhD students as junior academics and invest in them accordingly. We offer a stimulating research environment, seminar series with first class speakers, outstanding training opportunities and provide financial support in the form of studentships and research support to outstanding home and international students. During the PhD program, the students attend a number of compulsory courses and have the opportunity to take further optional courses, attend summer schools, and benefit from a variety of Personal and Professional Development courses. Our goal is to help our PhD students develop their full potential and realize their ambitions. Historically, just over half of our PhD students have chosen careers in academia, while the remainder have opted for careers elsewhere, mostly in government or international agencies and competition authorities around the world, or in industry. For further details about our PhD program see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/home/phd-programme

Fees

Summary

The School of Economics at UEA has a reputation as a centre of research excellence and our research has been published in most of the world’s leading economics journals. We are ranked eighth among economics departments for research outputs (Times Higher Education REF2014). Our research-inspired approach to teaching means our students benefit from the world-class research undertaken by our academic staff. 92% of the School’s research is scored as either world-leading or internationally excellent, compared with an average score of 77% across all other economics departments. Research in the School of Economics is organised into five groups: Applied Econometrics and Finance, Behavioural Economics, Environment Resources and Conflict, Economic Theory, Industrial Economics. For further details about our research environment see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/research

The School is a lively, friendly, research-oriented department, committed to excellence. We view our PhD students as junior academics and invest in them accordingly. We offer a stimulating research environment, seminar series with first class speakers, outstanding training opportunities and provide financial support in the form of studentships and research support to outstanding home and international students. During the PhD program, the students attend a number of compulsory courses and have the opportunity to take further optional courses, attend summer schools, and benefit from a variety of Personal and Professional Development courses. Our goal is to help our PhD students develop their full potential and realize their ambitions. Historically, just over half of our PhD students have chosen careers in academia, while the remainder have opted for careers elsewhere, mostly in government or international agencies and competition authorities around the world, or in industry. For further details about our PhD program see:

https://www.uea.ac.uk/economics/home/phd-programme

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Summary

**About This Course**

Equip yourself to become a professional economist with this Master’s degree in economics – a broad-based research-training course designed to provide you with an opportunity to develop theoretical and quantitative skills.

With compulsory modules covering economic theory and econometrics, as well as options in a number of areas including development economics, environmental economics and finance, our MSc Economics course is ideal if you’d like to pursue a career in government, financial institutions, business, commerce, international agencies and other similar organisations. It’s also an excellent step towards studying a PhD in the field.

**Overview**

MSc Economics is part of our Academic and Professional Programme – designed for people who want to pursue a career as a professional economist within government and industry or move into PhD study.

It’s ideal for you if you’ve already studied economics and are looking for intensive research-led training in advanced economic theory, econometrics and research methods. You should have a good undergraduate degree (equivalent to a 2:1 or a 1st) with a substantial component of economics, or a graduate diploma in economics.

The core, compulsory component of the degree consists of taught modules in economic theory and econometrics. In addition to these, you can choose options from a range of modules including Behavioural and Experimental Economics, Finance, Industrial Organisation and Competition Economics, and Development Economics.

You'll also write a dissertation towards the end of your 12 months with us. You’re free to choose your own dissertation topic, and will be supported and supervised by a member of the School of Economics.

We also offer additional support to help you get the most from your Master’s. This includes an optional, intensive pre-sessional course in the fortnight before your programme begins in September. This course incorporates the techniques of calculus and matrix algebra and an introduction to the specialist econometric software that you'll use in your MSc programme. While not compulsory, we strongly recommend you take advantage of this fantastic opportunity.

**Disclaimer**

Course details are subject to change. You should always confirm the details on the provider's website: **www.uea.ac.uk**

Fees

Summary

**About This Course**

Equip yourself to become a professional economist with this Master’s degree in economics – a broad-based research-training course designed to provide you with an opportunity to develop theoretical and quantitative skills.

With compulsory modules covering economic theory and econometrics, as well as options in a number of areas including development economics, environmental economics and finance, our MSc Economics course is ideal if you’d like to pursue a career in government, financial institutions, business, commerce, international agencies and other similar organisations. It’s also an excellent step towards studying a PhD in the field.

**Overview**

MSc Economics is part of our Academic and Professional Programme – designed for people who want to pursue a career as a professional economist within government and industry or move into PhD study.

It’s ideal for you if you’ve already studied economics and are looking for intensive research-led training in advanced economic theory, econometrics and research methods. You should have a good undergraduate degree (equivalent to a 2:1 or a 1st) with a substantial component of economics, or a graduate diploma in economics.

The core, compulsory component of the degree consists of taught modules in economic theory and econometrics. In addition to these, you can choose options from a range of modules including Behavioural and Experimental Economics, Finance, Industrial Organisation and Competition Economics, and Development Economics.

You'll also write a dissertation towards the end of your 12 months with us. You’re free to choose your own dissertation topic, and will be supported and supervised by a member of the School of Economics.

We also offer additional support to help you get the most from your Master’s. This includes an optional, intensive pre-sessional course in the fortnight before your programme begins in September. This course incorporates the techniques of calculus and matrix algebra and an introduction to the specialist econometric software that you'll use in your MSc programme. While not compulsory, we strongly recommend you take advantage of this fantastic opportunity.

**Disclaimer**

Course details are subject to change. You should always confirm the details on the provider's website: **www.uea.ac.uk**

Fees

Summary

**About This Course**

Equip yourself to become a professional economist with this Master’s degree in economics – a broad-based research-training course designed to provide you with an opportunity to develop theoretical and quantitative skills.

With compulsory modules covering economic theory and econometrics, as well as options in a number of areas including development economics, environmental economics and finance, our MSc Economics course is ideal if you’d like to pursue a career in government, financial institutions, business, commerce, international agencies and other similar organisations. It’s also an excellent step towards studying a PhD in the field.

**Overview**

MSc Economics is part of our Academic and Professional Programme – designed for people who want to pursue a career as a professional economist within government and industry or move into PhD study.

It’s ideal for you if you’ve already studied economics and are looking for intensive research-led training in advanced economic theory, econometrics and research methods. You should have a good undergraduate degree (equivalent to a 2:1 or a 1st) with a substantial component of economics, or a graduate diploma in economics.

The core, compulsory component of the degree consists of taught modules in economic theory and econometrics. In addition to these, you can choose options from a range of modules including Behavioural and Experimental Economics, Finance, Industrial Organisation and Competition Economics, and Development Economics.

You'll also write a dissertation towards the end of your 12 months with us. You’re free to choose your own dissertation topic, and will be supported and supervised by a member of the School of Economics.

We also offer additional support to help you get the most from your Master’s. This includes an optional, intensive pre-sessional course in the fortnight before your programme begins in September. This course incorporates the techniques of calculus and matrix algebra and an introduction to the specialist econometric software that you'll use in your MSc programme. While not compulsory, we strongly recommend you take advantage of this fantastic opportunity.

**Disclaimer**

Course details are subject to change. You should always confirm the details on the provider's website: **www.uea.ac.uk**

Fees

Summary

**About This Course**

The Graduate Diploma in Economics provides a core training in Economics for those who do not already have an extensive recent economics background. The course is offered over 10 months, full-time.

Graduates of the programme who successfully secure a good pass may progress to Master's level study on either our Applied Training Programme or our Academic and Professional Programme.

The Applied Training Programme should appeal to students who wish to pursue a career in the areas of finance, management, international business, international relations and the mass media.

The Academic and Professional Programme is designed to provide intensive research-led training in advanced economic theory, econometrics and research methods. This route is suitable for those who aim to gain employment as professional economists in government, financial institutions, business, commerce, industry, international agencies and other similar organisations.

**Overview**

The Graduate Diploma in Economics provides a core training in Economics for graduates (or those with an equivalent qualification) who do not already have an extensive recent economics background.

As well as being a qualification in its own right, our Graduate Diploma also provides a sound basis for progression to further postgraduate study. Students who successfully secure a good pass on our Graduate Diploma, subject to the appropriate choice of options, are guaranteed a place on our MA or MSc degree programmes.

The Graduate Diploma is offered over 10 months, full-time.

Is the Graduate Diploma Programme right for you?
Postgraduate Options: Graduate Diploma, MSc
The School of Economics offers a diverse range of taught postgraduate study opportunities:

The Graduate Diploma provides core training in Economics for graduates (or those with an equivalent qualification) who do not already have an extensive recent economics background - acting as a progression route to further postgraduate study.

The Applied Training Programme (Master of Science) is designed to provide training in new and vocationally attractive skills in Economics. It is appropriate for graduates in Economics who wish to develop specialist expertise without committing to the full research-led training Academic and Professional (MSc) programme. It is also appropriate for those with a limited Economics background but with an undergraduate degree or equivalent experience in the applied area. These courses should appeal to students who wish to pursue a career in the areas of finance, management, international business, international relations and the mass media.

The Academic and Professional Programme (Master of Science) is designed to provide intensive research-led training in advanced economic theory, econometrics and research methods. This route is suitable for those who aim to gain employment as professional economists in government, financial institutions, business, commerce, industry, international agencies and other similar organisations. The MSc Programme is also suitable for those seeking eventual PhD enrolment and/or an academic career as a lecturer in Economics. Many of our former PhD students now hold academic posts as lecturers in University departments both in the UK and overseas. The School has full "1+3" ESRC recognition for each of the MSc courses, enabling ESRC-funded students to train at both Masters and PhD level.

Additional Support offered by the School of Economics:
In order to prepare you for your Master’s degree the School of Economics runs an introductory course in Mathematics and Statistics for Economists in the fortnight preceding the Master’s programme. Whilst this course is not compulsory, it is recommended that you attend. The course will run from 14th September 2020 - 25th September 2020.

**Disclaimer**

Course details are subject to change. You should always confirm the details on the provider's website: **www.uea.ac.uk**

Fees

Summary

**About This Course**

The Graduate Diploma in Economics provides a core training in Economics for those who do not already have an extensive recent economics background. The course is offered over 10 months, full-time.

Graduates of the programme who successfully secure a good pass may progress to Master's level study on either our Applied Training Programme or our Academic and Professional Programme.

The Applied Training Programme should appeal to students who wish to pursue a career in the areas of finance, management, international business, international relations and the mass media.

The Academic and Professional Programme is designed to provide intensive research-led training in advanced economic theory, econometrics and research methods. This route is suitable for those who aim to gain employment as professional economists in government, financial institutions, business, commerce, industry, international agencies and other similar organisations.

**Overview**

The Graduate Diploma in Economics provides a core training in Economics for graduates (or those with an equivalent qualification) who do not already have an extensive recent economics background.

As well as being a qualification in its own right, our Graduate Diploma also provides a sound basis for progression to further postgraduate study. Students who successfully secure a good pass on our Graduate Diploma, subject to the appropriate choice of options, are guaranteed a place on our MA or MSc degree programmes.

The Graduate Diploma is offered over 10 months, full-time.

Is the Graduate Diploma Programme right for you?
Postgraduate Options: Graduate Diploma, MSc

The School of Economics offers a diverse range of taught postgraduate study opportunities:
The Graduate Diploma provides core training in Economics for graduates (or those with an equivalent qualification) who do not already have an extensive recent economics background - acting as a progression route to further postgraduate study.

The Applied Training Programme (Master of Science) is designed to provide training in new and vocationally attractive skills in Economics. It is appropriate for graduates in Economics who wish to develop specialist expertise without committing to the full research-led training Academic and Professional (MSc) programme. It is also appropriate for those with a limited Economics background but with an undergraduate degree or equivalent experience in the applied area. These courses should appeal to students who wish to pursue a career in the areas of finance, management, international business, international relations and the mass media.

The Academic and Professional Programme (Master of Science) is designed to provide intensive research-led training in advanced economic theory, econometrics and research methods. This route is suitable for those who aim to gain employment as professional economists in government, financial institutions, business, commerce, industry, international agencies and other similar organisations. The MSc Programme is also suitable for those seeking eventual PhD enrolment and/or an academic career as a lecturer in Economics. Many of our former PhD students now hold academic posts as lecturers in University departments both in the UK and overseas. The School has full "1+3" ESRC recognition for each of the MSc courses, enabling ESRC-funded students to train at both Masters and PhD level.

Additional Support offered by the School of Economics
In order to prepare you for your Master’s degree the School of Economics runs an introductory course in Mathematics and Statistics for Economists in the fortnight preceding the Master’s programme. Whilst this course is not compulsory, it is recommended that you attend. The course will run from 14th September 2020 - 25th September 2020.

**Disclaimer**

Course details are subject to change. You should always confirm the details on the provider's website: **www.uea.ac.uk**

Fees

Summary

**About This Course**

The Graduate Diploma in Economics provides a core training in Economics for those who do not already have an extensive recent economics background. The course is offered over 10 months, full-time.

Graduates of the programme who achieve a good pass may progress to Master’s-level study on our Academic and Professional Programme, which is suitable for those who wish to progress either to a PhD in Economics, or to employment as a professional economist in government, a financial institution, business, commerce, industry, an international agency or another similar organisation.

The Applied Training Programme should appeal to students who wish to pursue a career in the areas of finance, management, international business, international relations and the mass media.

The Academic and Professional Programme is designed to provide intensive research-led training in advanced economic theory, econometrics and research methods. This route is suitable for those who aim to gain employment as professional economists in government, financial institutions, business, commerce, industry, international agencies and other similar organisations.

**Overview**

The Graduate Diploma in Economics provides a core training in Economics for graduates (or those with an equivalent qualification) who do not already have an extensive recent economics background.

As well as being a qualification in its own right, our Graduate Diploma also provides a sound basis for progression to further postgraduate study. Students who successfully secure a good pass on our Graduate Diploma, subject to the appropriate choice of options, are guaranteed a place on our MA or MSc degree programmes.

The Graduate Diploma is offered over 10 months, full-time.

The Diploma consists of a combination of undergraduate-level taught modules. There are compulsory modules in intermediate microeconomics, intermediate macroeconomics and econometrics.

In additional to these, you will choose options from a range of modules covering areas including international trade, behavioural economics, economic thought and mathematical economics. The options give you the opportunity to study areas that interest you at an advanced level.

By way of additional support, the School of Economics runs an intensive course in Mathematics and Statistics for Economists in the fortnight before the degree starts in September. This incorporates the techniques of calculus, statistical analysis and statistical computing. While not compulsory it is strongly recommended that students attend this course.

**Disclaimer**

Course details are subject to change. You should always confirm the details on the provider's website: **www.uea.ac.uk**

Fees