Applied Economics (Banking and Financial Markets) online

Learn how to use real-world economics in practical wayswith this 100% online course. This course focuses on real examples instead of abstract theories, helping you apply advanced economics to your chosen field. You’ll work with modern ideas and cutting-edge software to explore real issues in today’s global banking and financial markets.

With the Applied Economics (Banking and Financial Markets) online master's from the University of Bath Online you will engage in a comprehensive study of economic theory and gain practical skills to support efforts to improve lives and sustain economic growth.

Gain an edge in the global job market

• We designed our online MSc Applied Economics course to equip you with the technical mathematics, data analysis and econometrics skills needed to recognise business opportunities and address pressing issues. Seek this degree to prepare for many in-demand roles, including financial or risk analyst, investment banker, applied economist, or portfolio manager.

• This course provides high levels of student interaction, which lets you network with aspiring economic professionals. Many of our students have experience with leading UK and international firms, such as Airbnb, Bosch, Deloitte, JP Morgan Chase & Co., and Royal Bank of Scotland.

This online MSc Applied Economics course includes three phases to prepare you fully for in-demand economics careers.

Phase 1

• Principles of Economics, Maths and Statistics (10 credits)
• Applied microeconomics A (10 credits)
• Applied microeconomics B (10 credits)
• Applied macroeconomics A (10 credits)
• Applied macroeconomics B (10 credits)
• Applied econometrics A (10 credits)
• Applied econometrics B (10 credits)
• Strategic decision making and games A (10 credits)
• Strategic decision making and games B (10 credits)

Phase 2

• Economics of financial institutions (10 credits)
• International monetary policy and institutions (10 credits)
• Financial markets (10 credits)
• Applied financial economics (10 credits)

Phase 3

• Applied research methods (10 credits)
• Master’s project (40 credits)