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A Masters degree in Political Economy focuses on the interplay between politics and economics, examining how political institutions and economic systems influence each other.
A Political Economy Masters degree can lead to careers in government, international organisations, non-profits, academia, and the private sector, particularly in policy analysis and economic consulting.
The salary of a Political Economy graduate varies widely based on location and role, but it typically ranges from £30,000 to £60,000 per year in entry to mid-level positions.
The MSc in International Political Economy emphasises the relationship between global politics and economic policies, while the MSc in Economics focuses more on economic theories and quantitative analysis.