1, University of Bath

Professional Introduction MSc Economics

The program focuses on microeconomics, macroeconomics and econometrics, students have the opportunity to study in-depth financial economics, economic growth theory and environmental economics and other areas, the school is equipped with a series of The school equips students with a range of specialized software for data analysis, such as EViews, Stata and Matlab.

The compulsory courses offered are: econometric theory, macroeconomic theory, microeconomic theory, research methods in economics, econometric methods, advanced economic theory, econometric methods, etc.

Assessment methods: attendance, coursework, mini-essays, exams, and practical exercises.

Requirements for admission: background in economics, engineering, computer science, mathematics, or physics and other related quantitative disciplines.

2, University of Bristol

Professional Introduction MSc Economics

The program is more flexible, allowing students to take four required courses in the first semester: microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics, and applied economics, and in the second semester, students can choose their own direction of specialization, MSc Economics Economics General Direction ( MSc Economics (Macroeconomics), MSc Economics (Microeconomics), MSc Economics (Microeconomics), MSc Economics (Economic Policy), and MSc Economics (Economic Policy) Economic Policy (mandatory policy lab, program evaluation + 2 electives).

Methods of assessment: exams, mini-essays, project reports, etc.

3, the University of Exeter

Professional Introduction MSc Economics

Meant to deepen the students' knowledge and understanding of economics, the teachers who teach this subject are some of the scholars who have some experience in the professional institutions of economic policy, including the Bank of England, the Bank of England, OECD Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, IMF International Trade Organization, WTO World Trade Organization, UN and so on. Students have the opportunity to participate in the QTEM program to develop quantitative and analytical skills, and upon completion of the program, they can obtain a QTEM certificate, which will help them find employment.

The compulsory courses offered are: Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, Technological Optimization for Economists, Research Design and Dissertation, Industrial Economics and Strategies, and Applied Econometrics 1&2.

Methods of assessment: group work, coursework, exams, etc.

4, the University of Surrey

Professional Introduction MSc Economics

The program focuses on developing the basic skills needed by students in their future careers in related professions or in conducting advanced studies in economics. The program provides comprehensive coverage of the core areas of microeconomics, macroeconomics, and econometrics, and is designed to enable graduates to use their analytical skills to solve real-world problems.

The required courses offered are: microeconomics, macroeconomics, research methods, econometrics 1&2, advanced microeconomics, and advanced macroeconomics.

Methods of assessment: exams, quizzes, and coursework.

5, York University

Professional Introduction MSc Economics

The program focuses on problem solving as well as practical economic theory, applied economics and econometrics. Students have access to research in cutting-edge areas of economics, such as experimental economics, regulatory policy, inter-temporal and inter-international macroeconomics, financial markets and labor economics.

Required courses offered are: Advanced Microeconomics, International Macroeconomics, Advanced Macroeconomics, and Project. Assessment methods: exams, group projects, short papers, etc.

6, the University of Sheffield

Professional Introduction MSc Economics

The program is designed to improve students' analytical skills and prepare them for future work in business, academia, or the government sector, and to develop advanced skills in economic analysis and quantitative techniques.

The required courses offered are: Microeconomic Analysis, Macroeconomic Analysis, Econometric Methods, Applied Microeconomics/Applied Macroeconomics.

Methods of assessment: examinations, accompanying tests, group work, etc.