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Overview
- Combines the academic study of key theoretical and quantitative economics with the development of research and writing skills
- Critical evaluation of current and applied economics research
- Comprehensive awareness and understanding of current economic debates in chosen applied areas of study, specifically Environmental Economics, Development Economics and Public Sector Economics
- Ideal preparation for would-be researchers in economics in general and for those wishing to proceed to a PhD in economics
- Programme intake limited to 15 students per year, fostering a friendly and supportive learning environment
The programme comprises a mix of Faculty-wide research-based units and Departmental disciplinary-based specialisations.
Subjects covered include: Microeconomics; Macroeconomics; Econometrics (cross section, panel data and time series); Principles and Skills of Social Research; Qualitative Methods. As well as the final dissertation, research skills are developed through the Small and Large Research Apprenticeship Projects.
Academic entry requirements
As other postgraduate taught economics programmes.
Funding opportunities
ESRC (Economic and Social Research Council) recognised programme, suitable for ESRC-funded 1+3 awards or subsequent +3 applications – applications required by February each year.
Fees in 2008-9
FT MRes H £4852 O £10300
PT MRes H £2426 O £5150
FT PG Diploma H £3240 O £6880
PT PG Diploma H £16200 O £3440
FT PG Cert H £16200 O £3440