Applied Economic Analysis

    Applied Economic Analysis

    Duration18 month(s)
    Tuition Fee
    EUR 897 / Year
    Apply DateDecember 15, 2021
    Next IntakeFebruary 17, 2022

    Applied Economic Analysis

    About

    Overview Master in Applied Economic Analysis at the University of Bern graduates are able to use the appropriate theoretical concepts, empirical methods and data to analyze applied questions relevant for economic policy making, private and public investment decisions and business strategy.Skills in applied economic analysis have always been in high demand. With the recent, challenging developments in the global economy, their value has increased even more. Private firms as well as government agencies need the services of professionals who are able to combine economic theory with knowledge of the relevant data as well as the adequate empirical methods to answer all sorts of practical questions. In a globalized and crisis-prone environment with constantly changing economic conditions, strategic decisions of firms as well as the design of economic policies have to be based on competent and timely empirical analysis.Students of the program...use scientific methods to treat applied economic questions,apply economic theory to practical analytic casesknow how to use the best available data for empirical analysis  I want to find another Master Course Accreditation recognised by the Swiss Confederation
    The Master in Applied Economic Analysis at the University of Bern is the first university-level program in Switzerland that is specifically aimed at teaching these skills. It provides a unique combination of state-of-the-art theoretical and methodological courses and regular applications to real-world cases.

    Disciplines

    EconomicsInternational Development

    Requirements

    Other Requirements

    1Bachelor's degree from a Swiss university in the branch of studies EconomicsBachelor's degree from a Swiss university with at least 60 ECTS credits in the branch of studies EconomicsBachelor's degree from a Swiss university with at least 30 ECTS credits in the branch of studies Economics (this must include coursework in the subjects of Econometrics, Microeconomics and Macroeconomics, each with a minimum grade of 5.0)Bachelor's degree from a recognized foreign university with an equivalent qualification entitles students to admission in accordance with the recommendation made by the Study Committee

    Fee Information

    Applied Economic Analysis

    University of Bern

    University of Bern

    Switzerland

    Switzerland, Bern