300 Master's degrees in Economics in England, United Kingdom

The Economics course at University of Bath will develop your understanding of the core tools and approaches needed to be a professional economist or to progress to doctoral study.

In this flexible Economics and International Relations course from the University of East Anglia you'll explore international economics and international relations from an interdisciplinary perspective, increasing your understanding of international institutions and foreign policy while developing the analytical skills of an economist.

Elevate your understanding of the economic principles underpinning finance, and prepare to shape the future of the industry with the MSc Financial Economics from University of Birmingham.

In the Global Media Economics programme at the University of East Anglia you will take modules covering economic concepts and econometrics, as well as specialist modules in the areas of media and communication. Through this work, you will explore the economic and political contexts of global media and advance your analytical and numerical skills. 

The Research for International Development from SOAS University of London is a cutting-edge degree funded and supported by the UK’s ESRC (The Economic and Social Research Council).

Within the  Economics and Finance degree offered at University of Bath you will combine core economics knowledge and theory with relevant financial topics to develop your skills for a finance-focused career.

This Global Operations and Supply Chain Management programme offered at the University of Bristol will appeal to graduates aiming for a managerial or consulting career within global operations, logistics or supply chain management in the private, public or third sector.

The Health Economics and Health Policy programme from University of Birmingham  is your gateway to mastering the most crucial aspects of health economics and health policy.

Gain a thorough grounding in theoretical and applied finance and economics alongside the Financial Economics course from University of York.

The Economics programme from University of Essex teaches you the essentials of micro- and macroeconomics and econometric methods. You also have the option to explore a set of selected topics in economics to hone your skills, such as Management Economics and Market Analysis, International Trade and Financial Economics.

The Economics programme at the University of Greenwich combines training in theory and method with exposure to economic and financial data.  

Equip yourself with the skills and knowledge needed to understand and analyse key global economic challenges and debates with this International Political Economy programme from Newcastle University.

Study this Finance and Econometrics MSc course offered by the University of Southampton to learn advanced econometric techniques and how they apply to finance. Gain both a broad overview and specialised knowledge, including in-depth quantitative skills. You'll be able to work with real-time and historical data in our Financial Laboratory (FinLab).

This Econometrics and Economics course from University of York is aimed at those with a prior knowledge of economics and econometrics, and/or mathematics and statistics.

Develop your research skills at this Economics MRes course offered by the University of Southampton, and gain a deeper understanding of economic and econometric analysis. Study particular areas of the discipline from both a theoretical and evidence-based perspective.

As AI reshapes industries, disrupts markets and challenges the limits of existing regulation, the ability to operate confidently at this intersection is crucial for future business leaders. Find out everything with this AI, Economics and Policy from Imperial Business School.

Discover the origins, structures, and politics of the global economic order with the International Political Economy programme from University of Birmingham. Delve into global capitalism's history and tackle contemporary issues like globalisation and neoliberalism. Tailor the course with extensive optional modules to suit your interests and career goals.

The Economic Policy (Online) programme from SOAS University of London is designed principally for postgraduates working on economic policy in government, central banks, other public organisations, international institutions and consultancy.

The Management Economics programme from University of Essex is designed for those whose first degree isn't in economics but who want to understand industrial strategy, management as well as core economics in greater depth.

Over the last three decades, political economy has been one of the fastest growing approaches in the social sciences. If you are interested in how institutions shape the behaviour of political actors and how political decisions influence markets and vice versa, then you will profit from the Political Economy programme from University of Essex.