Economics and International Relations MSc

Overview

Why MSc Economics and International Relations at UEA?

This interdisciplinary programme equips you with the analytical tools and insight to understand and influence world economic and political forces. This MSc is designed for those eager to develop essential economic skills and apply them to real-world issues in international relations.

Why Choose UEA

* No prerequisites: Ideal if you do not have a background in economics

* Economic geopolitics: Learn how to use economic concepts to address the geopolitical challenges of today’s world

* Analytical AI: Learn how to harness AI’s capabilities in positive, constructive ways in the study of Economics and International Relations

What is the MSc in Economics and International Relations?

Is foreign policy a zero-sum game? Is globalisation helping or harming the world? Should we move towards a single global currency? These are just some of the complex issues you’ll explore on our MSc in Economics and International Relations.

You’ll explore international economics and international relations through an interdisciplinary lens, gaining a deeper understanding of global institutions, foreign policy, and the analytical tools of an economist. You’ll also study microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics, international relations theory, and international trade. From there, you’ll have the flexibility to tailor your studies to suit your interests and career ambitions by choosing from a wide range of exciting optional modules. Your dissertation is an opportunity to apply your skills to a research topic of your choice, under expert guidance. You may even choose to collaborate with external organisations, gaining valuable work-based experience.

Alongside world-class academic training, you’ll have the opportunity to enjoy a vibrant student experience here at UEA, in the historic city of Norwich.

Disclaimer

Course details are subject to change. You should always confirm the details on the provider's website: www.uea.ac.uk