MSc in Mathematics-Economics

The Master of Science (MSc) in Mathematics-Economics at the University of Copenhagen is a 2-year full-time interdisciplinary program that combines advanced mathematics, statistics, and economics. It aims to equip students with deep knowledge of economic models, their mathematical foundations, and applications in finance, public policy, and economic research. The program includes core courses in econometrics, macroeconomics, microeconomics, finance, stochastic processes, and computational statistics.

Students can customize their study track with a focus on areas such as finance, operations analysis, or economic theory. The program offers practical experiences through projects in collaboration with companies or study abroad options. Graduates are well-prepared for careers in financial institutions, public sector, research, or as economic advisors globally.

The MSc is highly quantitative with strong emphasis on mathematical and statistical theories supporting economic modeling, providing excellent career opportunities in Denmark and internationally.

The Master of Science (MSc) in Mathematics-Economics at the University of Copenhagen is a 2-year full-time interdisciplinary program that combines advanced mathematics, statistics, and economics. It aims to equip students with deep knowledge of economic models, their mathematical foundations, and applications in finance, public policy, and economic research. The program includes core courses in econometrics, macroeconomics, microeconomics, finance, stochastic processes, and computational statistics.

Students can customize their study track with a focus on areas such as finance, operations analysis, or economic theory. The program offers practical experiences through projects in collaboration with companies or study abroad options. Graduates are well-prepared for careers in financial institutions, public sector, research, or as economic advisors globally.

The MSc is highly quantitative with strong emphasis on mathematical and statistical theories supporting economic modeling, providing excellent career opportunities in Denmark and internationally.