Economics and International Business MSc

Develop expertise in economics and international business in a global contextBuild advanced quantitative, analytical, and policy evaluation skillsGain real-world experience through live briefs, case studies, and applied projectsExplore international trade, global strategy, and financial marketsFocus on sustainability, ethics, and responsible global leadershipPrepare for careers in multinationals, finance, consulting, and governmentComplete an independent research dissertation on a global economic or business issueThe MSc Economics and International Business is a postgraduate degree designed to develop expertise in global economics, international trade, and business strategy. This Masters programme prepares you for careers in multinational organisations, financial institutions, consulting, and government by combining rigorous economic analysis with international business practice.
In an increasingly interconnected global economy, organisations require professionals who understand both economic systems and international markets. Global business is shaped by cross-border trade, multinational operations, international financial markets, complex supply chains, cultural diversity, and evolving geopolitical and regulatory environments.
This programme equips you with the advanced analytical, strategic, and professional skills needed to succeed in this dynamic landscape, enabling you to respond effectively to global challenges and opportunities.
This postgraduate degree in economics and international business offers a multidisciplinary, applied learning experience. You will explore key areas including international trade and investment, global strategy, financial markets, cross-cultural management, and sustainable economic development.
The programme places inclusivity, internationalisation, sustainability, and leadership at its core, ensuring you graduate with the mindset and capabilities required for global careers.

Applicants should hold a bachelor’s degree (minimum 2:2 or international equivalent) in a relevant subject such as Economics, Finance, Mathematics, or Business.

Your degree should include a minimum of 120 credits in modules on:

• Microeconomics and macroeconomics, and
• Quantitative subjects such as mathematics, statistics, or econometrics (desirable)

Applicants with a lower classification in a relevant discipline may be considered if they can demonstrate relevant professional qualifications or experience supported by an employer reference, strong motivation, and the ability to succeed at postgraduate level. Where appropriate, interviews may be conducted by the programme leader.