Economics

Economics

Develop analytical skills for understanding social and economic issues with Economics at the University of Auckland. Study economics in the Business School and Faculty of Arts and Education, with pathways from undergraduate to doctoral study.

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Develop analytical frameworks

Students will gain frameworks and methods for analysing social and economic problems.

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Applied economic analysis

Ability to apply economic theory and analysis to real-world strategic and policy issues.

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Understand decision-making in context

Develop competence in understanding strategic decision-making within national and international contexts.

What You're Signing Up For

Economics at the University of Auckland provides frameworks and methods for analysing social and economic issues, with a strong focus on economic analysis and strategic decision-making at both national and international levels. Students benefit from research-informed teaching and rigorous training in economic methodology. Graduates are equipped for a wide range of careers in both the private and public sectors, and can pursue further research at postgraduate and doctoral levels.

Course Content

  • Frameworks and methods for analysing social and economic issues
  • Strategic decision-making
  • Economic analysis applied to real-world issues
  • Current economic methodology
  • Research training in economics
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What sort of industry will this job lead to

  • Financial Services

  • Consulting

  • Government

  • International Trade

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Future employment opportunities might be

  • Consultant to commercial banks or financial institutions

  • Analyst for the Reserve Bank, Treasury, government departments, consulting firms, or research institutes

  • Trade policy adviser

  • International business manager

  • Financial market analyst

  • Trade negotiator

  • NGO adviser

  • Management consulting firm economist