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International and Monetary Economics Master's Degree

A joint specialized Master's degree in monetary economics, macroeconomics, and international macroeconomics.

Best for:Best for economics graduates with strong quantitative skills aiming for careers in monetary policy, central banking, and macroeconomic research.

Universität Basel · Basel, Switzerland · R1 · First-stage researcher
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monetary economicsmacroeconomicsinternational macroeconomicsapplied econometricsfinancial markets
This is a masters position — not a PhD studentship.
Deadline
April 30 / November 30
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Start date
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Location
Basel
Switzerland

Overview

The International and Monetary Economics (MIME) program is a joint, specialized Master’s degree offered collaboratively by the Universities of Basel and Bern. It provides students with a rigorous academic background and advanced analytical expertise in macroeconomics, monetary economics, and international macroeconomics. Enrolled students develop quantitative and theoretical tools designed for high-level careers in central banks, financial institutions, public administration, international organizations, and research institutes. The program requires the completion of 90 ECTS credits and prepares graduates for leadership roles or subsequent doctoral studies.

Master of Sciencemonetary economicsmacroeconomicsjoint degreeBaselBern90 ECTS

What you'll do

  • Complete rigorous coursework covering advanced macroeconomics and monetary policy
  • Engage in quantitative analysis and data-driven economic modeling
  • Participate in seminars and research workshops across partner universities
  • Write and defend a Master's thesis demonstrating independent research capability

Requirements

Degree required: Bachelor's degree in economics or a closely related field

Degree offered: Master of Science in International and Monetary Economics

Language: English proficiency required for coursework and examinations

Instruction: English

Required skills
  • Strong foundation in economic theory and quantitative methods
  • Proficiency in microeconomics, macroeconomics, and basic econometrics
  • Analytical aptitude for interpreting complex economic data
Nice to have
Prior coursework in monetary economics or international tradeExperience with statistical or econometric software such as Stata, R, or MATLAB
Eligibility
  • Hold an eligible Bachelor's degree from a recognized university
  • Meet the admission criteria of both the University of Basel and the University of Bern

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How to apply

Deadline: 2026-04-30

Applicants must submit their application documentation through the official university portal by the designated deadline. Ensure all academic transcripts and required certificates are uploaded according to university guidelines. Review specific joint-degree admission pathways established by the Faculty of Business and Economics.

Documents required
  • CV
  • BSc transcripts
  • University entrance qualification
  • Identity document
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Faculty of Business and Economics
Universität Basel
Switzerland
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