Gain a distinctive approach to the study of development with this unique Political Economy of Emerging Markets MSc. This is a multidisciplinary social science programme in which you will learn about the national development strategies of middle-income countries, and study the politics and institutions that underpin these strategies.

The MSc Global Political Economy at SOAS offers an interdisciplinary approach to understanding international economic and political dynamics. Students explore diverse theoretical frameworks, including liberalism, Marxism, feminism, and postcolonialism, to analyze global economic structures and power relations. The program emphasizes critical thinking and provides insights into the complexities of the global political economy.

The Master in Economics and International Policies (MEPIN) is offered by the Faculty of Economics of the USI Università della Svizzera italiana, based in Lugano, in collaboration with the “Alta scuola di economica e relazioni internazionali” (ASERI) of the Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, based in Milan.

The main objectives of this program are to introduce, analyze and apply research methods in political economy and econometrics. It thus offers you the basics of economic analysis and its applications, key skills to occupy analytical or managerial positions in the public and private sectors, as well as in academic research. Suggested mentions Macroeconomic policy Microeconomic policy Quantitative economics Business Economics Specialization possible Behavior, economy, and evolution

In today’s world, politics and the economy are intertwined. The MS in International Political Economy degree offers preparation to succeed in this dynamic, global workforce. Students will develop critical skill sets necessary to meet the needs and demands of the international diplomatic and business sectors, which include critical thinking skills, knowledge of multiple cultures and cultural contexts, rigorous research skills, and the ability to communicate effectively in an array of environments.