University master's degrees
University Master's Degree in Economic Analysis

Training in Economics with a strong emphasis on rigorous analytical thinking and advanced quantitative and computational methods in an international academic community

Official Master's Degree in Economic Analysis

Study guides

Teaching timetable

Lectures will be held in morning and afternoon sessions, at the Economics and Business School.
 

You can check this year’s calendar HERE

Study plan structure

 

  Compulsory Final Project
First Year 60 0
Second Year 40 20
Totals 100 20

Basic training

First Year Second Year
First semester
  • 40095 - Economics I
  • 40094 - Quantitative Methods
Second Semester
  • 40096 - Economics II
  • 40097 - Economic Models
 Yearly
  • 45771 - Applied and Quantitative Economics
  • 45769 - Advanced Macroeconomics and Finance
  • 45770 - Advanced Microeconomics
  • 45772 - Research Techniques in Economics
  • 45768 - Master's Degree Dissertation

 

(1) Students holding a degree in Economics, Business Administration and Management, or Finance will have direct access to the master’s program and will not need to take additional training courses.

For other qualifying degrees (Mathematics, Engineering, Physics, or equivalent degrees), students may need to take up to 18 credits of complementary training. The Master’s Committee, after analyzing the student’s academic record, will determine the possible complementary courses from the Economics degree.