Economics, Institutions, and Behaviour (MSc)

["The MSc in Economics, Institutions, and Behaviour offers comprehensive training in economics and is taught entirely in English. This programme distinguishes itself from standard MSc Economics curricula through its distinctive focus on the economic analysis of institutions, integrating behavioural perspectives. This emphasis stems from the understanding that an economy's performance critically depends on its institutions — ranging from formal laws, regulations, social security systems, and central bank design to informal institutions like social norms.After completing foundational courses, students can tailor their studies by choosing from three specialisation areas: Political Economy; Sustainability; and Money, Accounting, and Finance.Students in the MSc in Economics, Institutions, and Behaviour benefit significantly from joining an international cohort, experiencing small class sizes that foster intensive interaction with lecturers, and engaging with a programme backed by many years of successful delivery."]