28 Master's degrees in Economics in Switzerland

The Master of Science (MSc) in Economics at the University of Lausanne offers foundations in economic analysis and its applications which are key towards making real analytical and managerial contributions in both public and private sector positions, or in the world of academic research.

The Economics master's program from University of Basel combines to a certain extent still events from the areas business and economics as well as methods. Due to the structure of the core subjects, the students receive a methodologically demanding training in business and economics at a master’s level.

Historians and economists use different models and terminologies to explain economic developments, and business and economic policy decisions. The Economic History course  offered by The University of Zurich removes these barriers to understanding to build a productive relationship of cooperation between the two disciplines.

The Master of Science in Economics, Business and Data Analytics at Distance University offers you a rigorous university education that will enable you to analyse and understand markets, organisations, and decision making. 

The University of Lucerne offers a Master of Science in Economics and Management - Applied Data Science. This programme is designed to be completed in a flexible format, allowing students to engage in their studies while managing other commitments.

Do you have an interest in business management topics and want to help actively shape corporate decisions in the future? If so, this is the right master’s programme for you! Master Specialisation Economics and Management - Market-oriented Management is offered at University of Lucerne.

The Management, Technology and Economics program at ETH Zurich - Swiss Federal Institute of Technology is a four-semester, full-time programme for ambitious students who hold Bachelor’s degrees in engineering or the natural sciences.

Citizens of modern societies are faced with a vast variety of questions concerning the relationship between politics, economics, morality and law. The Master program in Political, Legal, and Economic Philosophy (PLEP) of the philosophical department at the University of Bern aims to provide a context in which students from different countries can address these questions systematically.

This Economics Master program at the University of Bern expands the knowledge students have attained at the Bachelor level and addresses selected topics in various areas. 

The Business and Economics master's degree program at the University of Bern builds on previous knowledge relating to business and economics obtained in a Bachelor’s degree program.

The Economics and Healthcare Management program at the ZHAW Zurich University of Applied Sciences prepares you for demanding positions in hospitals, insurance companies, pharmaceutical companies, and health care associations.

With its challenging curriculum, the Quantitative Economics and Finance programme at the University of St. Gallen (HSG) offers high-quality education in economics, econometrics and quantitative methods with a strong focus on finance. 

The International Economics programme of Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, known in-house (and for historical reasons) as the MIS, is a rigorous two-year degree that equips students with state-of-the-art, policy-relevant training.  The programme is organised into three tracks: (i) International Finance, (ii) Development and (iii) International Trade.

The Master of Science in Economics programme of University of Geneva is based on a deep understanding of modern economics and econometrics by building on the faculty’s strength.

The University of Bern offers a Master of Science in Applied Economic Analysis, designed to be completed in three semesters. This programme is conducted in English and provides students with the skills necessary to analyse economic issues relevant to policy-making and business strategies.

In this master’s course in Religion, Economics and Politics from University of Basel, the students deepen the connections between religion, economics and politics from different, complementary scientific perspectives. The course addresses pressing social issues relating to religion on a local, national and global level.

Global Economics is offered by United International Business Schools. Our campuses are all located in the city center of several exciting destinations. 

Advanced Studies in International Law and Economics (MILE) at World Trade Institute, University of Bern is the flagship program of the World Trade Institute (WTI) and a global leader in graduate education on international trade and investment regulation.

The Management and Economics program from University of Zurich provides an advanced academic education and allow students to complete independent academic and project-based work.

The Political Economy of Capitalism programme of University of Geneva teaches economic theories and methods, the objects of economic inquiry as well as its normative conclusions. It incorporates the socio-political and historical foundations of economic activity as an explicit part of its curriculum.