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University Of Crete
TIME Master's program in Business Economics
- Gallos, Greece
- Voutes, Greece
Master degree
Full time
24 months
On-Campus
English, Greek
TIME is an accelerated, full-time Master's program in Business Economics (MBE). It is jointly offered by a consortium of three universities: The University of Crete, the University of Cyprus and the Wageningen University in Netherlands. It is recognized by the Greek, Cypriot and Dutch Education authorities within the framework of the Bologna Process.


The American College of Greece
BA (Hons) in Economics
- Athens, Greece
BA
Full time, Part time
4 years
On-Campus
English
Students study economics both at a macro-level and a micro-level, and can choose to study particular areas of applied economics. Students study necessary quantitative techniques, like mathematical economics, statistics, and econometrics.


Webster University Greece
BA in Economics
- Athens, Greece
BA
Full time
4 years
On-Campus
English
The bachelor of arts (BA) in economics at Webster University provides the student with a foundation in the discipline of economics. After taking the 4 core required economics courses, the student will have the flexibility to: (a) choose 4 upper-level economics elective courses that suit their interest and (b) choose 1 of 3 ‘tracks’ (math, business or liberal arts) that further allows the major to tailor their economics studies to suit their interests and strengths.
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Unicorn College
Bachelor in Economics and Management
- Online Greece
- Online
Bachelor's degree
Full time, Part time
3 years
On-Campus
Bachelor in Economics and Management
Learn more about Economics degree programs in Greece
Studying economics in Greece allows you to engage with a rich historical and cultural backdrop while exploring complex issues that shape global economies. Economics programs examine how economies function and the interplay between markets, government policies, and individual behavior.
Through courses in microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics, and public policy analysis, you'll develop skills like statistical modeling, data analysis, and economic forecasting. Many students build confidence as they explore new economic theories and market strategies, preparing for analytical roles in various sectors.
Greece's educational system often emphasizes practical instruction, incorporating real-world case studies that encourage students to apply their knowledge directly. Graduates with a degree in economics can find career paths in government agencies, financial institutions, multinational corporations, and non-profit organizations, where their insights into economic trends and policy impacts are valued. This international perspective provides a globally relevant skill set that enhances employability in diverse job markets.