Programmes

OUR PROGRAMMES

GRADUATE

DPHIL IN ECONOMICS (Ph.D)

We have a large group of doctoral students, undertaking research in a wide range of fields of economics, and working closely with faculty members in our Research Groups.

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MPHIL IN ECONOMICS

The MPhil is a two year programme designed to provide a comprehensive training at graduate level for students aiming for academic or professional careers in economics.

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MPHIL+DPHIL IN ECONOMICS

It is possible to apply for admission to an integrated MPhil-DPhil programme. Those admitted will take the 2-year MPhil in Economics, and then progress, without reapplying, to the doctoral programme.

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M.SC. IN ECONOMICS FOR DEVELOPMENT

This is a nine-month degree in development economics with a strong emphasis on bringing methods of modern economic analysis to economic development theory and policy.

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M.SC. IN FINANCIAL ECONOMICS

The Oxford MSc Financial Economics (MFE) is a nine-month programme that will provide you with outstanding training in the tools of financial economics sought by many financial institutions, companies and public organisations.

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MPHIL IN ECONOMICS AND SOCIAL HISTORY

This two-year specialist course offers a unique framework for research training in economic and social history, similar to the MSc in Economic and Social History but in greater depth.

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M.SC. IN ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL HISTORY

This one-year specialist course offers a unique framework for research training in economic and social history.

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UNDERGRADUATE

Undergraduate Courses

Our Undergraduate degrees are 3-year programmes in which you study economics jointly with one or two other subjects.

B.A. (HONS.) IN PHILOSOPHY, POLITICS & ECONOMICS

PPE students take Philosophy, Politics and Economics in the first year. In the second and third years they may continue with all three subjects, or choose to specialise in two.

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B.A. (HONS) IN ECONOMICS & MANAGEMENT

E&M students study Economics in the Department of Economics, and Management at the Saïd Business School.

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B.A. (HONS) IN HISTORY & ECONOMICS

H&E students study History and Economics separately, and also take courses in Economic History.

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VISITING STUDENTS

GRADUATE VISITING STUDENTS

If you are a graduate student currently engaged in research at another university, you may be able to apply to visit the Economics Department for up to 3 terms as a Recognised Student.

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UNDERGRADUATE VISITING STUDENTS

If you are a student from overseas and wish to spend a period of up to three terms (one academic year) in Oxford on an undergraduate course, you can apply to a college for a place as a registered Visiting Student.

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SUMMER SCHOOLS

Continuous-time methods in Macroeconomics

Professor Jesus Fernandez-Villaverde from the University of Pennsylvania will be teaching a hands-on course on “Continuous-time methods in Macroeconomics with applications to machine learning.”

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TOOLS FOR MACROECONOMISTS: Essentials and Advanced

Professor Wouter den Haan, Professor Petr Sedlacek and Professor Pontus Rendahl will be teaching "Tools for Macroeconomists: The Essentials and Advanced Tools."

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New: MONETARY ECONOMICS AND INTERNATIONAL FINANCE

Professors Andrea Ferrero and Michael McMahon will be teaching: "Monetary Economics and International Finance", it will be run as two parallel but complementary modules.

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OUBEP

The Oxford University Business Economics Programme (OUBEP) equips future business leaders with the economic thinking needed to understand the external contexts and choices facing business in the modern world. The Core programme is an intensive 2-week residential course in Oxford.
OUBEP also curates online seminars showcasing cutting-edge research from the Department.

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