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Master in Economics and Public Policy

Master the economic tools and quantitative methods needed to tackle pressing public policy challenges.

Best for:Best for students with a quantitative background looking to apply economic principles to public policy and sustainability challenges.

Universität Basel · Basel, Switzerland · R1 · First-stage researcher
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public policyenergy and the environmentcompetition and regulationhealth and labor marketsquantitative methodssustainability
This is a masters position — not a PhD studentship.
Deadline
April 30 / November 30
Funding
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1.5 to 2 years typical for 90 ECTS
Start date
Fall or Spring semester
Location
Basel
Switzerland

Overview

The Master in Economics and Public Policy at the University of Basel equips students with the essential economic frameworks and quantitative techniques required to analyze and solve contemporary societal issues. Delivered by the Faculty of Business and Economics, the curriculum combines rigorous core economic training with specialized tracks in energy and the environment, competition and regulation, and health and labor markets. Students learn from internationally renowned scholars, researchers, and policy advisors actively engaged in shaping modern economic policies. The program spans 90 ECTS credits and prepares graduates for impactful careers in economic problem-solving and public administration.

economicspublic policyquantitative methodssustainabilityantitrustlabor markethealth economics

What you'll do

  • Complete core courses covering economic fundamentals and quantitative methods
  • Engage in real-world policy applications and case studies
  • Choose and focus on a specialization track: energy and the environment, competition and regulation, or health and labor markets
  • Collaborate with peers and faculty advisors on policy analysis tasks
  • Fulfill the 90 ECTS credit requirements through coursework and examinations

Requirements

Degree required: Bachelor's degree or equivalent in economics or a related discipline

Degree offered: Master of Science in Economics and Public Policy

Language: English; proficiency required for coursework and materials

Instruction: English

Required skills
  • Foundational knowledge in economics
  • Quantitative and analytical skills
  • Ability to apply theoretical models to real-world data
Nice to have
Prior coursework in econometrics or quantitative methodsFamiliarity with public policy issues
Eligibility
  • Satisfy general university admission requirements for Master's studies at the University of Basel

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How to apply

Deadline: April 30 / November 30

Applicants must submit their application through the official University of Basel portal before the designated deadline. Ensure all required academic transcripts and supporting documents are uploaded according to university guidelines.

Documents required
  • BSc transcripts
  • Degree certificate
  • CV
  • Identity proof
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Faculty of Business and Economics
Universität Basel
Switzerland
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