How long is the Economics MSc at University of Manchester?

The MSc in Economics at University of Manchester has a duration of 12 Months.

Is Economics at University of Manchester full-time or part-time?

This MSc is offered Full-time (other study modes may also be available — see the page for full options).

Where is the Economics course taught?

The course is taught at Manchester.

Economics

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University of Manchester

Last updated 2 July 2026

Postgraduate MSc Full-time 12 Months Accounting and financeEconomics

Economics MSc is a postgraduate degree at University of Manchester, based in Manchester, taught full-time over 12 months.

About this course

The University of Manchester is a leading centre for economics and research-led teaching. Many famous names from the world of economics have worked here at Manchester, including three Nobel Prize winners. Graduate students from across the globe come to study economics at Manchester, attracted by our first-class postgraduate training and supervision offered by our postgraduate programmes.

Study Options

This course is available in 2 study options:

Full-time Shown above

Duration: 12 Months

Qualification: MSc

Location: Manchester

Part-time

Duration: 24 Months

Qualification: MSc

Location: Manchester

Career Prospects

Graduates from this course typically go into the following occupations. Click through for salaries, employment rates and other UK degrees that lead there:

2431 Management consultants and business analysts 3531 Brokers 3534 Financial accounts managers 4124 Finance officers 2421 Chartered and certified accountants 2423 Taxation experts

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Course Details

Qualification: MSc
Study Mode: Full-time
Duration: 12 Months
Start Date: 2025
Academic Year: 2025
Campus / Location: Manchester
Scheme: Postgraduate
Subjects: Accounting and finance, Economics

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University of Manchester

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