Master of Science - Development Economics

The Development Economics MSc program utilizes modern economic analysis and empirical methods to delve into theories, issues, and evidence concerning developing countries. It centers on the unique economic challenges faced by some of the world’s poorest nations and examines the successes and failures of various economies.

Students will benefit from the expertise of leading professionals in the field, with teaching grounded in the research conducted by the Centre for Research in Economic Development and International Trade. The center focuses on trade policy, aid macroeconomics, household survey analysis, and experimental design in developing nations.

Participants will engage in specialized core modules and have the opportunity to select from a variety of options based on their interests. Additionally, they will receive personalized guidance to support the completion of their research project.

Upon obtaining an advanced economics degree from the University of Nottingham, graduates will possess the knowledge, practical skills, and confidence necessary to excel in the eyes of employers and advance as professional economists or academic researchers.