20 Economics Degree Programs in Denmark

The two-year MSc Program in Economics gives students an in-depth knowledge of a range of economics and management disciplines. The Program’s flexibility also gives students the opportunity to specialize in a specific field or across a range of economics and management topics.

This two-year MSc in Economics empowers students to promote welfare and progress in society while offering different and enduring avenues for professional success. It equips students with the main tools of a professional economist and offers research-based teaching within economics, econometrics, and data science.

MSc in Mathematics-Economics has taught you about how rates for a new mortgage loan should be fixed – with an interest-rate ceiling or as interest-only loans. In fact, it was mathematics–economics graduates who developed the model used for fixing the cost of such loans. All major companies face complex problems, and many turn to mathematics–economists when they do.

The Master’s degree program in finance is a comprehensive, research-based university education in finance with a strong focus on developing quantitative and analytical skills relevant to the financial industry. The Program introduces the students to state-of-the-art theoretical and empirical models of financial decision-making, asset and derivative pricing, financial institutions and intermediaries, and corporate finance.

In the Work-Integrated Master’s degree in Mathematics-Economics at Aarhus University, you study part-time while working part-time in a company or organisation. This allows you to apply advanced quantitative and economic methods directly to real decision-making tasks. After the 4-year programme, you graduate with both industry experience and a high-quality master’s degree—an attractive combination for employers across finance, consultancy, and data-driven industries.

The MSc in Business Administration—Business Psychology is a cross-disciplinary degree programme taught by lecturers from Management, Economics, and Psychology. Developed in collaboration with professionals working within business psychology, the programme ensures a strong professional relevance.

This Program aims to give students a broad introduction to a number of economic, legal, and organizational issues within the field of business. In addition to business issues, the Program also considers socioeconomic aspects and the interaction between economics and business administration.

This Program aims to give students a broad introduction to a number of economic, legal, and organisational issues within the field of business. In addition to business issues, the Program also considers socioeconomic aspects and the interaction between economics and business administration.

The MSc in Finance and International Business (FIB) is meticulously crafted to equip you with advanced corporate and financial skills and prepare you for diverse and rewarding career paths in the global business landscape. This FIB program places a strong emphasis on practical experiences and the development of competencies essential for making informed financial decisions within an international context. 

The program is an international oriented education in economics and business administration that reflects key challenges and opportunities of modern global and regional business. The program prepares you for today's challenges and functions in globally oriented businesses.

The MSc in Economics and Business Administration – Marketing Analytics and Strategy programme focuses on customer centricity to co-create products and services of value to the target market and target customer group that the company is serving. Acknowledging the immersive nature of digital technologies, a rapidly evolving and complex business environment, and the crucial integration of sustainability and diversity aspects into the company’s value creation, the programme is built on three main pillars: (1) strategic thinking and management, (2) evidence-based decision-making and (3) the interplay of marketing & society.

In today's rapidly changing and interconnected world, firms face an increasing array of choices regarding markets, locations for key activities, ownership modes, and organisation and processes for managing across borders. Globalisation has made it easier for firms to access new markets and customers around the world, tap into new sources of talent, technology, and capital, and spread business risks. Put differently, globalisation has allowed firms to take advantage of favorable economic conditions in different regions and learn from different cultures and ways of doing business. Thus, by operating in multiple countries, firms can stay competitive in an increasingly interconnected and globalised world. However, globalisation also brings significant challenges for firms, such as increased competition from abroad and the need to navigate different cultural, legal, and regulatory environments. International business is, therefore, an important aspect of modern firms, as it allows them to take advantage of the opportunities provided by globalisation while also facing the challenges it brings.

Business Intelligence is concerned with the concepts and methods that can improve business decision-making by providing fact-based support systems. organizations today increasingly use a set of techniques and tools to transform raw data into meaningful and useful information, to improve decision-making, to cut costs, to identify new business opportunities, and to pinpoint inefficient business processes that are ripe for re-engineering.

How can CO2 quotas be priced and distributed efficiently? Which pipelines need to be built in order to secure the EU’s future gas supply? Do Bangladeshi farmers benefit more from direct financial support or price guarantees? What are the costs and benefits of spreading public sector activities, e.g. decentralise university educations to a higher degree? How many cars will need a parking space in Copenhagen in the future – and how many public and private electric vehicle-charging stations are needed to accommodate the shift to hybrid and electric cars? Should a company diversify its international providers of inputs and intermediate goods to include more countries than currently?

It is a time of transitions in the business community with increasing globalization, sustainability efforts, and digitalization on the agenda. To act and contribute to tomorrow's emerging business community, skills related to strategy, organizational change, and leadership are emphasized. These topics are in focus in this Program, which gives students relevant knowledge, skills, and competencies for the future.