Economics

Overview

The Economics course from University of Lincoln aims to provide students with the opportunity to analyse the current dynamic environment within the context of appropriate contemporary theory and research. 

With appropriate levels of sophistication, they can develop the tools and frameworks to analyse issues. Through this process, students can acquire skills that will better enable them to explore and analyse new issues as they emerge.

The course offers digitally-based transferable skills for those aiming for a career as a professional economist in government, financial institutions, business, commerce, international agencies and other similar organisations. By featuring strong research and enquiry skills, it also aims to help those wanting to progress to a PhD.

How You Study

This is a one-year Master's degree featuring four theory modules and two econometrics modules. Development economics features as a core to reflect the Biennial Development conference run by LiBS. The dissertation will give students the chance to work with one of the department's experienced lecturers on a selected topic and apply your knowledge to a specific problem.

Career and Personal Development

The MSc Economics programme is ideal for students wanting to work as a professional economist in government, financial institutions, business, commerce, international agencies, and other similar organisations. It is also suitable for those wanting to progress to a PhD.