Full Time MPhil Courses in Economics, Jan - Jun

Health economics is at the core of innovation, health technology assessment, prioritisation and programme budgeting within the UK NHS and worldwide. Read more

The MPhil in Economics is a one-year master’s degree that runs from early September to late June. Read more

The MPhil in Finance and Economics is a one-year master's degree that runs from early September to late July. It is an intensive course combining advanced study and research, tailored for people with one year or less of work experience who intend to go on to work for the industry. Read more

The MPhil/PhD in Economics will train you to conduct research of a high academic standard and to make original contributions to the subject. Read more

Our Economics MPhil/PhD programme involves producing a substantial piece of original work in your chosen field. Unlike taught courses, this degree places greater emphasis on research and an original contribution to knowledge. Read more

Training future economists who combine imaginative approaches with rigorous analysis. Goldsmiths offers a unique and exciting environment for in-depth research in economics. Read more

The Department's research faculty is very large in size with more than 50 academic staff involved in supervision, many of whom are leading researchers in their area. Read more

The MPhil in Economic Research is the first year of a four-year route to a full-time PhD or seven-year route to a part-time PhD and runs from early September to the end of July. Read more

If you're ready to embark on a postgraduate research degree in Accounting, Portsmouth is the perfect place for you. Our accounting research has an excellent reputation. Read more

The MPhil in Finance is an intensive, research-focused, and advanced degree. The programme is distinctive because the electives are drawn from three Cambridge faculties – the Faculty of Economics, Faculty of Mathematics, and Cambridge Judge Business School. Read more

This is a thesis-only MPhil and the Department will not admit students to it unless it can be satisfied that they have the necessary research skills, together with a clear vision of their topic and a good grasp of the appropriate methodology to explore it. Read more

This course combines taught elements and research methods training with a significant level of independent research. Students admitted to this course will be those who have a strong background in land economy-related subjects and who may already have some research experience. Read more

The unequal distribution of income, jobs, and welfare across cities, places, and regions is one of the defining issues of our time, and it is increasingly seen as a waste of economic potential, as well as a challenge for social cohesion and sustainable development. Read more

There is a vibrant research community within the Bournemouth University Business School, with experts in the areas of tourism, leisure, economics, consumer behaviour, entrepreneurship, sport, disaster management and many others working on innovative and exciting research projects. Read more

Economic and social history has always formed an important part of the teaching and research within the University of Cambridge's History Faculty. Read more