Master of Economics and Resource Policy specialising in Economic Analysis

Course Details

As an Economic and Resource Policy student specialising in Economic Analysis, you'll develop deep discipline knowledge of economics with a strong focus on analysing complex economic data and issues. You will explore topics in economic principles, global food and agricultural markets, principles of international trade and development and cost-benefit analysis. These courses will introduce you to key economic principles, theories, methods, policies and disciplines. As part of your specialisation in Economic Analysis, you'll build advanced analytical skills specific to the world of economics. Learn about micro- and macroeconomic theory - economic behaviours of consumers, businesses and workers, and examining big-picture issues like unemployment and inflation. Dive into how individuals and groups make economic decisions under different conditions and incentives. Develop the skills to analyse economic data, test economic theories, investigate real-world problems and identify strategic opportunities. Build practical skills with a research project in your final year, tailored to your career aspirations. You'll be equipped to work across diverse sectors including public service, industry, consultancies, not-for-profits or private business, or continue with studies to a PhD.

Qualification: Master Degree (By Coursework)

Course structure: 96 units