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University of Cyprus MSc in Behavioural Economics
University of Cyprus

University of Cyprus

MSc in Behavioural Economics

Aglantzia, Cyprus

MSc

3 semesters

English

Full time

EUR 5,125

On-Campus

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Key Summary

    About : The MSc in Behavioural Economics explores the intersection of psychology and economics, focusing on understanding how psychological factors influence economic decision-making. This program covers theories and applications that help predict behaviors in various economic contexts. Students can expect a comprehensive curriculum provided by dedicated faculty with expertise in this emerging field.
    Career Outcomes : Graduates may pursue careers in areas such as policy analysis, market research, and behavioral consulting. Skills gained from this program can also lead to positions in government, non-profits, and academic research focused on economic behavior and decision-making processes.

The MSc in Behavioural Economics is offered jointly by the Department of Economics and the Department of Psychology. It is designed to prepare students for career paths that require the analysis of human behavior (product/service design, human resources management, policy-making, etc.)

The program is aimed at students with backgrounds in economics, psychology, engineering, and other social, natural, or applied sciences, who wish to explore the questions at the boundaries of Economics and Psychology.

The program provides students with a general grounding in behavioral and experimental approaches to social sciences, and with skills and knowledge that are essential for the economic analysis of human behavior and the application of behavioral science to the resolution of contemporary societal challenges.

Successful graduates will acquire a solid grasp of key concepts and results in the area of behavioral sciences and develop the analytical and technical skills that are valued by academics and other organizations operating in today’s dynamic and complex settings of interaction.

They will be able to use insights drawn from recent studies to understand complex behavioral phenomena that are relevant to the organization’s performance and goals; to comprehend and suitably design the organization’s policies and to appropriately assess the associated risks and rewards; to design and execute studies examining the role of human behavior in contemporary socioeconomic phenomena, and to evaluate the outcomes of interventions, using cutting edge research techniques.