Program Overview

Master in Economic Analysis

The Master in Economic Analysis is a two-year program aimed at equipping students with the necessary skills to do high-quality economic research. The program consists of a core curriculum during the first three semesters, followed by specialized courses during the last semester and a Master's Thesis.

Graduate School of Economics and Political Science

The program is offered by the Graduate School of Economics and Political Science, with the following details:

• Direction: Prof. Antoine Loeper
• Language: English
• Attendance: On-campus
• Credits: 120 ECTS
• Campus: Getafe
• Applications: Open, with 20 places available

Program Structure

The program consists of the following structure:

• Year 1 - Semester 1: Microeconomics I, Macroeconomics I, Econometrics I, Mathematics
• Year 1 - Semester 2: Microeconomics II, Macroeconomics II, Econometrics II
• Year 2 - Semester 1: Microeconomics III, Macroeconomics III, Econometrics III, Applied Economics I
• Year 2 - Semester 2: Specialized courses (choose three), Master's Thesis

Admission Requirements

The admission requirements for the program are:

• Bachelor's degree or equivalent foreign degree
• Solvency in quantitative analysis (GRE score recommended)
• Support from at least two professors or specialists in the field
• Minimum level of knowledge of the English language (B2 level)

Admission Criteria

The admission criteria include:

1. Adaptation of previous training to the objectives of the master's degree
2. Academic record
3. Results in quantitative subjects and GRE exams
4. Letters of recommendation
5. Reasons for interest in the program
6. CV

Tuition Fees

The tuition fees for the program are:

• EU students: 45.02/ECTS (2,701.20 for 60 ECTS)
• Non-EU students: 84.07/ECTS (5,044.20 for 60 ECTS)

Enrollment

Enrollment information:

• Reservation fee: 450
• Payment of fees is required for enrollment
• No diploma or certificate will be issued if a student has outstanding payments

Scholarships

Information on scholarships:

• Available for students
• Awarded by the Universidad Carlos III de Madrid and other agencies
• Students can apply for financial aid during the application process

Practical Information

Practical information:

• Academic calendar
• Master's course schedule
• Virtual secretariat
• Material resources of the program
• Complaints and suggestions

FAQ

Frequently asked questions:

1. Where can I get further information?
2. Which documents do I have to translate and legalize?
3. Financial Aid / Funding
4. Is GRE mandatory requirement to apply?
5. What are the application deadlines?
6. Will I receive financial aid if accepted?