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  MSc - Economics and Finance


University of Surrey    Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

Full time & Part time September MSc Full-time: 1 year; Part-time: 2 years
Economics (10) Finance (14)

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Are you interested in a career in finance or economics? Our MSc in Economics and Finance is the perfect programme for you. Delve into the intricacies of resource allocation and gain advanced knowledge in both subjects. With a transformative curriculum, you'll develop analytical capabilities and independent thought, preparing you for a range of exciting careers. Choose from a variety of modules, including international finance, derivatives markets, and econometric modelling. Our top-10 UK economics school offers outstanding facilities, including a dedicated computer lab. A 2:1 UK honours degree in a related subject is required, but we also consider relevant work experience. Start your journey today!

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Why choose this course

The finance industry is a big part of the economy – and not just in the UK where it employs more than one million people. Economists typically solve problems that are intricately related to resource allocation, and this means that they are well placed to understand in depth – and help shape – financial markets.

Our MSc in Economics and Finance will engage you with a transformative curriculum that promotes advanced knowledge in both subjects and offers many opportunities to develop competencies that are relevant to the modern world.

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Entry Requirements

A minimum of a 2:1 UK honours degree in either business, chemistry, computer science, economics, engineering, finance, mathematics, physics or statistics, or a recognised equivalent international qualification.

Alternatively we will consider a UK 2:1 or overseas equivalent in another subject if you achieve above 60 per cent (UK grading or overseas equivalent) in macroeconomics and microeconomics modules and one other module from algebra, calculus, mathematics, probability, quantitative methods or statistics.

Applicants with a 2:1 degree or overseas equivalent in other subjects who have substantial work experience in the field of their desired specialisation will also be considered.




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