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Economics

Master

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Economics is essential for analyzing and solving societal challenges by exploring how individuals, businesses, and governments make decisions with limited resources.

In the one-year MSc Economics in Groningen, we teach you to develop an analytical mindset, and use data to study and assess economic policies: in short, you learn to keep a cool head when it comes to making decisions for important social problems. Watch the video to find our what our students like about the programme.

What are some of the key areas we focus on?

Study Economics in Groningen and learn to use groundbreaking theoretical knowledge and evidence-based policy to help solve tomorrow's national and international economic problems.

  • Understand global inequality: Why are some countries wealthy while others struggle?
  • Control inflation: What causes inflation, and how can it be managed?
  • Environmental impact: What strategies effectively reduce CO2 emissions?
  • Healthcare solutions: How can we make healthcare more accessible and affordable?
  • Gender pay gap: Why do women earn less than men, and how can we address this?

Language

English

Title

Master of Science

Duration

1 year

ECTS credits

Accreditation

NVAO

Tuition fee 2025/2026

€ 2,601

€ 21,400

€ 20,500


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Tuition fees  
€ 2,601
€ 21,400
€ 20,500
Tuition fees  
€ 2,695
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Start date App. deadline EU/EEA App. deadline Non-EU/EEA
1 Feb '26 15 Oct '25 15 Oct '25
1 Sep '26 1 May '26 1 May '26
1 Feb '27 15 Oct '26 15 Oct '26
1 Sep '27 1 May '27 1 May '27

Contact

University of Groningen

Main address
Broerstraat 5
9712 PC Groningen
050-3638100

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