Quantitative Economics
Economics
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University of Auckland
The Quantitative Economics Specialisation equips graduates with critical thinking, economic knowledge, and advanced quantitative and analytical skills for addressing resource allocation, economic policy, and institutional decision-making.
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Critical Thinking in Economics
Graduates will think critically about economic issues and use evidence-based reasoning in economic problem-solving.
Apply Quantitative Methods
Understand and effectively use quantitative and mathematical methods in economic analysis.
Solve Resource Allocation Problems
Apply economic theory and quantitative skills to problems of resource allocation in society.
What You're Signing Up For
The Quantitative Economics Specialisation at the University of Auckland is designed for students who want to develop strong analytical, mathematical, and economic knowledge. Students gain the skills to critically analyse, understand, and apply quantitative economic principles to resource allocation problems and the functioning of economic institutions, and to help guide decisions by policy makers and other economic agents. Graduates are prepared for high-demand roles in both the public and private sectors, as well as further research or PhD study in economics.
Course Content
- Core principles of economics
- Quantitative methods in economics
- Resource allocation problems
- Functioning of economic institutions
- Economic policy analysis
- Analytical and mathematical skills
- Practical application of economic knowledge
- Data analysis and coding basics
What sort of industry will this job lead to
Public Policy
Banking and Finance
Consulting
Research
Government
Future employment opportunities might be
Economic policy analyst
Researcher
Analyst in New Zealand Treasury, Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment, Reserve Bank of NZ, private sector consultancies and finance firms
Further study (PhD) at international universities
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