Master of Science
in Applied Economics

Program Overview

Are you passionate about understanding how economic principles shape the world we live in and how they can be applied to solve real-world problems? If so, our Master’s degree in Applied Economics is designed for you. This dynamic program is tailored to individuals who aspire to make a meaningful impact on businesses, governments, and society as a whole.

The 30-credit hour program includes instruction in data analysis, database design, data mining, computer algorithms, economics, econometrics, computer programing, mathematics, and statistics. 

Why Choose Applied Economics?

Applied Economics is the bridge between theoretical economics and practical decision-making. Our program equips you with a deep understanding of economic theory and provides the analytical skills necessary to address complex economic issues. Here are some compelling reasons to consider a degree in Applied Economics:

1. Practical Relevance: Applied Economics focuses on real-world scenarios. You’ll learn to analyze economic data, evaluate policies, and make informed decisions that drive positive outcomes.

2. Diverse Career Opportunities: With a degree in Applied Economics, you open doors to a wide range of career opportunities. Graduates find success in areas such as finance, public policy, market analysis, and more.

3. Problem Solving: The program hones your critical thinking and problem-solving abilities. You’ll tackle challenging economic problems, developing creative solutions to real economic challenges.

4. Quantitative Skills: Applied Economics emphasizes quantitative analysis. You’ll become proficient in statistical analysis, econometrics, and data interpretation.

5. Global Perspective: In today’s interconnected world, economic decisions often have global implications. Our program provides you with a global perspective, preparing you to work in international settings.

Career Opportunities

A degree in Applied Economics opens doors to diverse career paths. Graduates find employment in various sectors, including:

  • Finance and Banking: Analyze market trends, manage portfolios.

  • Public Policy: Inform government decisions on economic policies, such as taxation, healthcare, and education.

  • Consulting: Work for consulting firms, advising businesses and organizations on economic strategies and market analysis.

  • International Organizations: Contribute to organizations like the World Bank or the United Nations, addressing global economic challenges.

  • Market Research: Analyze consumer behavior, market trends, and competition to help companies make informed decisions.

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