Master in Economic Analysis
Aglantzia, Cyprus
Master degree
DURATION
3 semesters
LANGUAGES
English
PACE
Full time
APPLICATION DEADLINE
EARLIEST START DATE
Sep 2026
TUITION FEES
EUR 5,125
STUDY FORMAT
On-Campus
* 15 May 2026, 12:00 pm (Cyprus local time)
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Key Summary
About: The Master in Economic Analysis at the University of Cyprus provides rigorous training in economic theory and econometrics for aspiring economic analysts in public and private sectors and students aiming for a PhD. It builds quantitative skills, data analysis, theoretical foundations and research methods, preparing students for advanced academic research or professional analytical roles.
Career Outcomes: Graduates often continue to PhD programs worldwide; others join financial institutions, government bodies like the Central Bank of Cyprus and Ministry of Finance, or take private-sector analytical roles. Typical jobs include economic analyst, policy analyst, financial analyst, data analyst and central bank economist.
The Master in Economic Analysis at the University of Cyprus offers rigorous training in economic theory and econometrics. Designed for aspiring economic analysts in both public and private sectors, it also serves as a stepping stone for those aiming to pursue a Ph.D. in Economics at the university. Join us to build a solid foundation in economic analysis.
Economic analysts play a vital role in shaping policies, making informed business decisions, and contributing to the economic well-being of nations. This program equips students with the analytical tools, theoretical knowledge, and quantitative skills needed to excel in these roles.
Moreover, the Master in Economic Analysis serves as the natural starting point for those who envision pursuing a Ph.D. in Economics at the University of Cyprus. It is particularly valuable for students who do not already possess a research-oriented Master's degree but wish to delve into advanced academic research in economics.
Our program offers a challenging yet rewarding academic journey, fostering critical thinking, data analysis proficiency, and a deep understanding of economic principles. Whether you aspire to enter the workforce as a skilled economic analyst or embark on a path toward a Ph.D. in Economics, the Master in Economic Analysis at the University of Cyprus is your gateway to a world of opportunities and intellectual growth. Join us and be part of a vibrant academic community dedicated to advancing economic knowledge and practice.
Course per Semester
Semester 1
- ECO 601 Microeconomics Analysis I 7.5
- ECO 602 Macroeconomics Analysis I 7.5
- ECO 603 Statistics and Econometrics I 7.5
- ECO 604 Analytical Methods in Economics 7.5
Semester 2
- ECO 651 Microeconomic Analysis II 7.5
- ECO 652 Macroeconomic Analysis ΙΙ 7.5
- ECO 653 Statistics and Econometrics II 7.5
- Restricted Elective Selection from a List of Courses 7.5
Semester 3
- Restricted Elective Selection from a List of Courses 7.5
- Restricted Elective Selection from a List of Courses 7.5
- Restricted Elective Selection from a List of Courses 7.5
- Restricted Elective Selection from a List of Courses 7.5
List of Electives
- ECO 605 International Trade (ECO 603)
- ECO 606 International Finance
- ECO 610 Money, Banking and Financial Economics
- ECO 611 Labour Economics
- ECO 612 Industrial Organisation and Policy
- ECO 613 Public Economics
- ECO 644 The Economics of Firm Financing
- ECO 664 Analysis of Economic and Financial Data
- ECO 673 Applied Microeconometrics
- ECO 680 Applied Financial Econometrics
- ECO 688 Current Topics in Economic Research I
- ECO 788 Current Topics in Economic Research II
Successful graduates will develop all the analytical skills needed for conducting research in all fields of economics. They will also acquire all the necessary tools to analyze the economic environment and to design economic policies.
Postgraduate Study Scholarships for International Students at the University of Cyprus
Since its establishment in 1989, the University of Cyprus (UCY) has earned a strong reputation domestically, regionally, and internationally, and it has earned a prominent place in World University Rankings. Its focus on academic excellence, as well as research and teaching, is widely recognized. UCY, in line with its internationalization strategy and commitment to excellence in teaching and learning, offers a number of scholarships to qualified international candidates in the following interesting and specialized postgraduate programs:
- Master in Business Economics (total tuition fee: 10.000 euros)
- Master in Economic Analysis (total tuition fee: 5.125 euros) or PhD in Economics (total tuition fee: 4.000 euros for Master’s holders)
- Master in Artificial Intelligence (total tuition fee: 5.125 euros)
- Master in Teaching French as a Foreign Language (total tuition fee: 5.125 euros)
The scholarships will be awarded in the form of a deduction from the total amount of tuition fees of the selected postgraduate program. Candidates must meet the academic criteria and adhere to the admission requirements of the specific study program.
UCY is currently accepting online applications for admission in September 2024. The deadline for applications for the above-mentioned postgraduate programs is 14th June 2024, except for the Master in Artificial Intelligence, which has a deadline of 31st May 2024.
The Master in Economic Analysis is primarily a research-oriented programme.
Several of its graduates continue their studies to pursue a Ph.D. in Economics, either at the University of Cyprus or in other institutions. Graduates of the programme have been admitted to top Ph.D. programs worldwide, including the University of Wisconsin-Madison, the University of Maryland, and Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. In addition to these, graduates of the Department, several of whom had taken courses from the Master in Economic Analysis, have been admitted among others to the University of Rochester, Columbia University, Washington University in St. Louis, Universitat Pompeu Fabra, and others.
Graduates who did not pursue a Ph.D. have found employment in the private sector, mainly in financial institutions, as well as in competitive positions in governmental organizations, including the Central Bank of Cyprus and the Ministry of Finance.