Embark on the MSc Economics: Development Economics at the University of Exeter, a postgraduate degree designed for those passionate about addressing global inequalities and driving sustainable progress. This programme is ideal if you seek to critically analyse the economic forces shaping developing nations and aspire to contribute to impactful policy and intervention. You will delve into core economic theories and advanced econometrics, preparing you to tackle complex development challenges with analytical rigour. This course offers a robust academic foundation for a career dedicated to economic development.
This full-time, on-campus Masters degree is structured over one year, offering an intensive yet rewarding learning experience. You will engage with compulsory modules covering essential areas such as Development Economics, Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, and Applied Econometrics, alongside opportunities to specialise through optional modules like Experimental and Behavioural Economics or Health Economics. Your studies culminate in a substantial dissertation, allowing you to conduct independent research under expert supervision. You will graduate with the advanced analytical skills and practical knowledge sought by international organisations, government bodies, and research institutions.