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International Economics and Sustainable Development

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Master Degree On-Campus find out find out February, September €2530 per year €20800 per year

About International Economics and Sustainable Development, Master Degree - at University of Groningen

Study International Economics and Sustainable Development in Groningen and analyse the societal and economic implications of international trade, finance, and sustainable development.

We face major opportunities, challenges and disruptions, such as AI, migration, inequality, populism, and climate change. The MSc International Economics and Sustainable Development (IE&SD) equips you with tools and economic theories to make a real impact. After graduation, you move on to influential roles in international organizations, government, or the private sector. In Groningen, you are taught societally relevant topics and how they are related to real-world economics.

We help you develop valuable skills and knowledge in international trade, economic development, international finance and banking, policy analysis, and more. Also, you learn to analyze economic data, assess policy options, make economic development strategies, and provide recommendations to policymakers.

Shape your programme with a selection of elective courses such as International Banking and Finance, Inclusive Finance, Geographical and Urban Economics, and Globalization Debates.


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