Master of Economics

The Master of Economics program constitutes a prominent component of the academic offerings within the Faculty of Economics and Business. Its inception dates back to 2018, and the program encompasses a range of specialized domains including development and planning economics, international economics, monetary economics, public economics, as well as resource, environmental, and energy economics. Spanning four semesters, the Master of Economics program entails a comprehensive 42-credit curriculum. This program is uniquely positioned with several key advantages, encompassing a blended learning approach, a diverse pedagogical team comprising both esteemed academics and seasoned practitioners, the potential for dual degree collaborations with the University of Western Australia, an adaptive curriculum tailored to evolving demands, and cost-effective tuition fees.