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Maastricht University, MSc, Economics

Maastricht University
 Netherlands

 

Study mode Start date Duration Fee international Fee study period Year of study
Study modeFull-time Start date Feb, Sep Durationyears: 1 Fee international€13000 Fee study periodAcademic year Year of study2017
Are you curious about economic issues and their underlying effects on various aspects of our society? Are you internationally minded and engaged by issues and concepts related to cross-border and interregional economics? Are your career goals focused on policy related to both public and private economic sectors? If so, then the master’s programme in Economics might be for you. Economic knowledge is vital to making policy decisions at both the individual and organisation levels of society. The Economics master’s programme first gives you a broad education in the basics of economics, then allows you to tailor your education to your own interests and career goals by offering six specialisations. You will also have the flexibilty to combine courses from the specialisations.

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Most of the university's departments are on the west bank of the River Meuse, or Maas, that runs through central Maastricht, and a 20-minute walk from Maastricht Central Station. There are also faculties at Randwyck campus, a three-minute train journey from central Maastricht.


Maastricht can be reached from Amsterdam, Brussels, Charleroi, Düsseldorf and Cologne airports, and by train and bus. The public transport network across the Netherlands is quick, clean and efficient. Getting around by bus is easy but most students’ cycle.


The university’s arts, humanities and social sciences faculties are located in Maastricht’s city centre, west of the river Meuse. Most of the university’s inner city properties have official monumental status. As many of these buildings were facing abandonment at the time of their acquirement, the development of an urban university campus has contributed to the preservation and liveliness of Maastricht’s historic city centre.