Our School of Economics enjoys a leading reputation for research and teaching built upon a commitment to theoretical and applied work with rigorous foundations.
This programme explores how Economics can contribute to the analysis of public policy, offering important insights across a number of diverse fields from the study of public spending and regulation, to areas including fertility decisions and education.
Applicants should normally hold a minimum of a Bachelors degree (a good UK 2.2) in economics or an equivalent qualification. Applicants without a Bachelors degree in economics should normally hold a 2:1 or equivalent qualification. Each applicant is assessed on their own merit.
Applicants who have a joint degree in economics and a related discipline, or who have had a wide involvement in the field of their desired specialisation will be considered, as may graduates in engineering, mathematics and science.
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