Master of Arts (Honours) - History and Economics (V200)

A joint degree in history and economics offers individuals a unique chance to formally study these two disciplines together. The field of economics focuses on the mechanisms and incentives that impact the allocation of resources, while history contributes its concerns regarding broader political aspects and other forms and sources of change.

By studying history alongside economics, individuals gain specific insights into the reasons behind when and why change occurs. Additionally, history emphasizes the various contexts in which ideas emerge and are utilized.

This degree program provides students with the opportunity to enhance their qualitative, quantitative, and analytical skills. It also allows them to combine the conceptual and mathematical approaches of economics with the contextual and archival approaches of history.