MA in Economics, Data and Policy / 1 year
The Economics, Data and Policy (1 year) program from Central European University (CEU) is for students with at least four years of university education and a firm background in economics who would like to either prepare for a PhD or specialize in economic policymaking in only one year.
Duration
10 months
Starting Date
September
Application Deadline
1st of February
Tuition Fee
€ 12,000 per year
Location
Vienna, Austria
Degree
Dual Austrian and the U.S. degree
Earn a valuable degree
The Economics, Data and Policy (1 year) program from Central European University (CEU) is for students with at least four years of university education and a firm background in economics who would like to either prepare for a PhD or specialize in economic policymaking in only one year.
The Economics, Data and Policy (1 year) program from Central European University (CEU) prepares the students for a rigorous PhD in Economics or Finance, or a public or private sector job focusing on research and data analysis. The “Global Economic Policy” track gives students a broader view of economics and thus prepares them for public or private sector jobs related to economic policy and also for PhD’s in related fields like Development Economics, Public Policy, Labor Economics, and Political Science.
Learning outcomes
The program is intended to provide students with the skills required of a 21st century economist and prepare them for a broad range of careers from government and research to the private sector.
Upon completion of the program, all students are expected to possess the following skills:
- Solid analytical foundations in microeconomics and macroeconomics
- Command of basic statistical (data science) concepts and software needed to analyze economic data
- Some familiarity with the economic policy process and ability to debate economic policy issues
- The ability to communicate effectively in writing and via presentations
Study your passion
Courses include:
- Familiarity with the institutional makeup of the global economy
- Using the analytical tools of economics and statistics to evaluate or formulate economic policy
- Familiarity with advanced concepts and models in macroeconomics and microeconomics
- Familiarity with advanced econometric methods with emphasis on causal inference
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Admissions requirements:
- Academic Writing Submission
- Letters of Recommendation
- Academic Records
- Curriculum Vitae or Resume
- Proof of English Proficiency
- Standard Test Scores
- Completed Application Form
Application deadlines:
- February 1, 2025 for master’s and PhD studies with financial aid
- March 15, 2025 for self-financing master’s candidates who will require a study visa
- August 15, 2024 for self-financing master’s candidates who will not require a study visa