Summary Information
Areas of research include: monetary economics; development economics; political economy; numerical analysis; macroeconomics; derivatives; labour economics; contract theory; econometrics; monetary policy; computational economics.
Entry requirements
MSc in economics, finance or equivalent, with distinction or good pass; demonstrable qualities, such as good time management and the ability to cope under pressure, are vital; strong background in quantitative methods.
Qualifications
| Qualification |
Study Mode |
Fees |
Duration |
| MPhil |
full-time |
| £3840 (Home fees) |
| £11475 (Overseas fees) |
|
2 years |
| MPhil |
part-time |
| £2020 (Home fees) |
| £5750 (Overseas fees) |
|
3 years |
| PhD |
full-time |
| £3840 (Home fees) |
| £11475 (Overseas fees) |
|
2 years |
| PhD |
part-time |
| £2020 (Home fees) |
| £5750 (Overseas fees) |
|
3 years |
