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Master of Applied Econometrics (Enhanced)

  • Masters (Coursework)

The Master of Applied Econometrics (Enhanced) is a 2-year program designed for students with a background in economics, analytics, or mathematics. It focuses on the practical application of advanced econometric modeling techniques, offering core subjects like Forecasting and Data Wrangling, and elective options in finance, trade, and logistics. The program equips students with econometric expertise to address real-world economic questions.

Key details

Degree Type
Masters (Coursework)
Duration
2 - 2 years full-time, 4 - 4 years part-time
Course Code
MC-AECOENH
Study Mode
In person
Intake Months
Mar

About this course

OverviewCourse overviewOverviewWhy study Applied Econometrics at Melbourne Business School?
  • Master the technology you'll be using in the workplace: learn how to use the software and tools that professional econometricians employ on a daily basis. Plus take advantage of our internship and Practicum subjects.
  • Learn from leading academics: our expert academics maintain strong connections to industry and government.
  • Practical and specialist subjects: core subjects include 'Forecasting' and 'Data Wrangling and Visualisation' and elective options span finance, trade, logistics and the opportunity to undertake a specialist research report.
What is it about?

Aimed at students with a background in economics, analytics or mathematics (including some statistics), the Master of Applied Econometrics is a 2-year program that focuses on the practical application of advanced econometric modelling techniques.

Econometric skills (the application of statistical methods to economic data), are increasingly in demand as advances in information and communications technologies, offer greater opportunities to work with big data.

Melbourne Business School also offers a 3-Semester Master of Applied Econometrics.

If you have not previously studied economics, analytics or mathematics, you could consider our Master of Management (Finance) or Master of Management (Accounting).

Who is it for?

If you are interested in understanding the fiscal responses to macroeconomic conditions, the degree of collusion amongst petrol retailers in Australia, or the impact of trade liberalisation on wage inequality, then The Master of Applied Econometrics is the program for you.

It will give you the econometric expertise to answer real-world economic questions, while also providing the flexibility to specialise in areas relating to your career goals.

Study locations

Parkville

What you will learn

Why study Applied Econometrics at Melbourne Business School?

  1. Master the technology you'll be using in the workplace: learn how to use the software and tools that professional econometricians employ on a daily basis. Plus take advantage of our internship and Practicum subjects.
  2. Learn from leading academics: our expert academics maintain strong connections to industry and government.
  3. Practical and specialist subjects: core subjects include 'Forecasting' and 'Data Wrangling and Visualisation' and elective options span finance, trade, logistics and the opportunity to undertake a specialist research report.

Aimed at students with a background in economics, analytics or mathematics (including some statistics), the Master of Applied Econometrics is a 2-year program that focuses on the practical application of advanced econometric modelling techniques.

Econometric skills (the application of statistical methods to economic data), are increasingly in demand as advances in information and communications technologies, offer greater opportunities to work with big data.

Melbourne Business School also offers a 3-Semester Master of Applied Econometrics.

If you have not previously studied economics, analytics or mathematics, you could consider our Master of Management (Finance) or Master of Management (Accounting).

If you are interested in understanding the fiscal responses to macroeconomic conditions, the degree of collusion amongst petrol retailers in Australia, or the impact of trade liberalisation on wage inequality, then The Master of Applied Econometrics is the program for you.

It will give you the econometric expertise to answer real-world economic questions, while also providing the flexibility to specialise in areas relating to your career goals.