MSc Economic Analysis
Fascinating economic theory, data analysis, applied to real-world, global, socio-political-economic situations. Develop the hard, soft skills and rigorous analytical abilities to add value to any corporate or state organisation in the world!
Programme Information
We are in the age of the data revolution. Economic analysts play a critical role in evidence-based decision making in multinational companies (MNCs) and governments or working as policy advisors.
As a student of our Economic Analysis programme, you will learn economic theory and tools of data analysis, with emphasis on economic policy analysis – all highly sought-after by employers. You can specialize as a firm and market analysis or macroeconomic analyst.
By the time you graduate you will be able to analyse complex economic situations. You will be adept at cultivating corporate and economic policy-making. You will provide high-quality analysis and aid decision making in any area of employment you pursue.
For admission onto the Economic Analysis programme, you will typically hold an economics, mathematics or finance degree, but students from other subjects are also welcome, if they have mathematical knowledge.
This programme may also be a good fit for you if you have a business-related academic background, such as Human Resources (HR), Management, Commerce, Marketing, Accounting, Tourism or Business Informatics (provided you meet the compulsory credit requirements stated below).
Programme name: Economic Analysis
Programme award: Master, MSc
ECTS: 120
Duration: 4 semesters (2 years)
Teaching hours: 10-16 hours/week
Start date: September 2024
Tuition fees (EEA): 990 000 HUF per semester
Total tuition fees (EEA): 3 960 000 HUF
Tuition fees (Non-EEA): € 3 700 per semester
Total tuition fees (Non-EEA): € 14 800
What you will study
Core Modules
Year 1
• Core courses
1. Advanced Microeconomics
2. Data Analysis
3. Advanced Macroeconomics
• Electives
• Thesis 1-2
Year 2
• Specialisation courses
1. Macroeconomic Analysis
2. Firm and Market Analysis
• Economic Analysis Project (at firms)
• Thesis 3
* The above is not an exhaustive list. Corvinus University of Budapest reserves the right to change modules.
Scholarships
There are two remarkable scholarship opportunities available to Non-EU international students:
• Stipendium Hungaricum (for non-EU nationals from >70 countries)
• Diaspora scholarships (for international students with Hungarian ancestry).
Both scholarships entitle you to:
• Free tuition for the duration of your studies
• 43,700 HUF (c. €120) per month for the duration of your studies (for living costs)
• University accommodation or an additional 40,000 HUF (c. €110) per month for the duration of your studies (accommodation allowance)
• Medical insurance.
Eligibility requirements apply, so please click on “Scholarship opportunities” for more information.
Note: there are three ways to apply to Corvinus as an international student:
- Self-funded route (available for all applicants)
- Stipendium Hungaricum route – non-EU applicants only, further restrictions apply
- Diaspora scholarship route – non-EU nationals with Hungarian heritage only, further restrictions apply
Application Requirements
• Completed bachelor/undergraduate degree
• GRE, GMAT, NMAT exams
• Meet minimum credit requirement
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For Hungarian citizens
You can apply through felvi.hu.
You can ask Student Services for further information via felvi.corvinus@uni-corvinus.hu email address.
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Credit requirements
In Hungary, there are legal pre-requisite credit requirements to study graduate programmes.
Please make sure you meet the minimum requirements for this programme before applying.
For entering the Master’s programme, a minimum of 80 credits is necessary from the following subject areas:
• economics and social science studies (microeconomics, macroeconomics, economics, management) 50 credits;
• methodology studies (mathematics, statistics, econometrics, decision science, and informatics) 30 credits.
The prerequisite of admittance into the Master’s programme is for the student to have at least 50 credits in the listed area based on his/her previous studies. Missing credits must be attained in the Master’s programme as defined in the higher education institution’s Study and Exam Regulations.
Tip: to quickly calculate your credits in ECTS, divide learning hours by 30!
Learning hours should be formally described, but can be constituted of classroom hours, private study and assessment.
If you are interested in the economic processes surrounding your society and the effects of public policy on individuals, firms and markets, you will enjoy studying at the Economic Analyst MSc program. Our goal is to teach students to carry out high level economic analyis. This partly entails understanding economic theory and data analysis, but also soft skills, such as writing, presentation and team work. We offer two specializations: one in firm and market analysis and another in macroeconomic analysis. This knowledge opens doors at corporations, governmental and international organizations, but also at international PhD programs.
László Szakadát
Programme Director
Accreditations and Rankings
#350-400 for Economics and Econometrics
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Specialisations
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Career opportunities
Our graduates progress to roles including: Economic Analyst, Corporate Consultant, Forecast Analyst, Economist, Market Expert.
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