Master of Applied Economics
Course Overview
The Master of Applied Economics (MAPEC) at the Australian National University (ANU) is a prestigious two-year postgraduate program designed for students seeking to master econometric and quantitative methods to address contemporary economic challenges. This program attracts outstanding students and professionals aiming to influence national policy and economic decision-making, particularly in government sectors such as PM&C and Treasury.
The curriculum focuses on training students to:
• Organize and analyze complex economic data.
• Develop economic intuition for practical problem-solving.
• Apply programming languages and econometric techniques to real-world issues.
Graduates of the MAPEC program are highly sought after by both the public and private sectors due to their strong statistical and analytical skills combined with deep economic expertise.
What You'll Learn
- Comprehensive Training in Econometrics:
Gain advanced quantitative and statistical skills to analyze economic data effectively.
- Career-Ready Skillset:
Develop the expertise required for data analysis and economic policy advisory roles across industries.
- Independent Research Opportunities:
Enhance your ability to undertake graduate-level applied economics and econometrics research.
- Policy Impact and Decision-Making:
Learn to analyze the effects of policy changes across various economic sectors.
- Flexible Study Options:
Enroll in the program in either Semester 1 or Semester 2, with clear progression requirements.
Requirements
108,240 AUD
The Australian National University
https://www.anu.edu.au
