150 Full-time Master's degrees in Econometrics

This Master’s degree in Applied Economics at University of Padua provides students with a solid understanding of the fundamental tools of economic analysis that are employed by private companies, governments and non-profit organizations to thrive in the digital & green transition.

The Econometrics - Econometrics and Policy Analysis programme at University of Amsterdam will focus on the process of policy analysis from cause to effect, by using observational data and discussing (policy) implications of empirical research based on the latest econometric techniques.

The Economics and Econometrics program at University of Bologna provides a rigorous training in economics and econometrics, combining research methods with practical research experience. 

The Graduate School of Economics in the University of Toyama offers two Master's degree programs, in Socio-Economic Systems

The Econometrics and Mathematical Economics programme at the London School of Economics and Political Science is a technically rigorous 10-month degree. This full-time master's course is designed for students with strong quantitative backgrounds, focusing on advanced economic theory and sophisticated econometric analysis.

Are you a dedicated and individual person, looking to understand and analyse economic interrelations? The Economics (MEcon)  degree course is delivered at University of St. Gallen (HSG) .

The Finance programme from Durham University will enable you to develop a successful foundation in finance or financial research by equipping you with the necessary skills and knowledge at the highest academic standards within an exciting learning environment. 

The Master of Economics in Econometrics programme from Universiti Pendidikan Sultan Idris is designed to  enhance students’ human capital skills and knowledge in terms of theoretical and application aspects in various fields of economics studies.

The two-year MSc programme in Economics from Aarhus University provides you with a thorough understanding of various economic fields. 

The Economic Analysis programme at The University of Sydney  is designed for both recent graduates and professionals seeking high-level training for career progression or a career change. It is suitable for those with a strong background in economics and quantitative methods and may serve as a pathway to a PhD.