MSc Economics

Overview

Our programme offers small class sizes, ensuring personalised attention and fostering a vibrant, interactive environment where every student's voice is heard. The richness of our diverse student body enhances the fabric of discussions, bringing together varied perspectives and creating a dynamic intellectual community. The teaching faculty mirrors this diversity, with experts from various backgrounds dedicated to nurturing your academic growth. Recent graduates have been hired by companies in the UK such as BNP Paribas, AXA, FactSet and PwC.

Reasons to study Economics at Kent

• Study in a multicultural environment and build yourself an international professional network for the future.
• Develop your ability to apply economic knowledge, analytical tools and skills to a range of national and international problems in the areas of finance, development and the environment.
• Study in our new Sibson building, home to our economics community, with excellent facilities, ideal for teaching analytic tools.
• Learn from inspiring lecturers who advise UK, European and international organisations.
• Access the excellent research facilities in The Templeman Library.
• Be around a vibrant research community and work with them on your research dissertation.
• Students may opt for a co-delivery arrangement with one of the following two Universities in Bangladesh: Brac University or North South University, in which they are hosted (expenses covered by the Turing scheme at Kent) by Brac / North South and jointly supervised by academic staff members from both the UK and Bangladesh.

What you'll learn

Our MSc programme aims to provide a solid foundation in economic analysis while allowing students to specialise in their areas of interest. You gain advanced quantitative skills, a deep understanding of economic principles, and the ability to apply economic analysis to real-world problems. The course equips you with a versatile skill set, preparing you not only for independent research but also for a variety of roles in academia, research institutions, government, international organisations, and the private sector.