Master thesis presentations mark the end of the academic year for MSc in Economics students
Students on MSc in Economics presented their master theses this week, marking the end of another successful academic year at the Universitat de Barcelona School of Economics. As the year moved into its final stretch, writing their thesis gave students the occasion to apply the skills, techniques and methodologies acquired over those last two years. Some of the students will now undertake advanced research on a PhD in Economics programme, while others are already looking for a job in public and private institutions.
Various topics have been analysed by students in their master thesis, such as unemployment, the impact of immigration on the labour market, markets expansion, innovation, technology and climate change, human capital and regional productivity. Most of the presentations took place on June 28th and 29th 2017, however some students will also defend their thesis in September. Following on last week presentations, MSc in Economics graduates will receive symbolic diplomas during a graduation ceremony at the Faculty of Economics and Business on July 12th, 2017.
Next September 2017, new students will join the ranks of the School of Economics at the Faculty of Economics and Business. On average a class group in the MSc in Economics comprises around 25 students. Although applications are currently closed until next Autumn, you can still have a look at the programme content, applications requirement, funding opportunities as well as other practical information regarding this degree on our website.
During the first year, students acquire a solid foundation in economics and quantitative techniques. In the 3rd, 4th and 5th terms, students can specialise in areas of interest such as Public Economics, Regional and Urban Economics, Growth and Trade, Government and Markets or Games, Behaviour and Incentives.
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