MSc Economics (With Internship)

Embark on an exhilarating journey with LSBU's MSc Economics, a course designed not just to educate but to inspire. This program stands at the confluence of traditional economic theory and the dynamic application of economics in strategic scenarios, making it an essential pursuit for those aiming to delve deeper into the economic forces that shape our world. At LSBU, we're not just about learning; we're about discovering, innovating, and applying knowledge to make tangible impacts.

Why choose this course? Our curriculum is infused with the latest in economic theory, enriched by hands-on experiences with econometric software and data analytics. You'll navigate through the complexities of international economics and trade, corporate finance, and the nuanced application of statistical methods—all designed to arm you with the tools to decipher the global economic landscape and influence strategic direction.

The MSc Economics program at London South Bank University (LSBU) is designed for graduates with a strong foundation in economics, finance, or business, aiming to build upon their existing knowledge and skills to prepare for a career in economics or related fields. The program also welcomes applicants from less directly related disciplines who demonstrate a keen interest and aptitude for economics.

• A bachelor's degree in economics with at least a lower second-class honors (2.2) or a related discipline such as finance or business with at least an upper second-class honors (2.1).

• Graduates holding a bachelor's degree with upper second-class honors (2.1) in less directly related disciplines, such as engineering, mathematics, or other fields, may also be considered on a case-by-case basis by the course management team.

• Non-relevant degree holders with at least 2.2 honors and relevant work experience in financial services will be evaluated individually.

• Completion of the Fundamental Level (Knowledge and Skills) of the ACCA examinations.

• Completion of the Operational and Management levels of CIMA examinations.

• Other relevant professional qualifications, including those obtained overseas.

For international students include a maximum allocation of 20 hours per week.