Master in Dept. of Economics

Tuition comes to 53,400 TWD per year.

The Department of Economics at National Dong Hwa University, located in Eastern Taiwan, offers a master's degree program taught in English. Economics is the social science concerned with how individuals, businesses, and governments allocate scarce resources, and how markets, institutions, and policies shape production, consumption, trade, and overall economic well-being. Graduate study in economics typically builds on core areas such as microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics, and quantitative analysis, equipping students with the analytical and statistical tools needed to study economic behavior and evaluate policy questions. Students in this field learn to construct and interpret economic models, analyze data using statistical and econometric methods, and apply economic reasoning to issues such as international trade, labor markets, monetary and fiscal policy, economic development, and market structure. Many programs also introduce students to specialized subfields, such as international economics, development economics, financial economics, or industrial organization, allowing them to focus their studies according to their interests. The analytical training developed in an economics program, particularly the combination of theoretical modeling and empirical data analysis, is broadly applicable across many professional settings. Graduates of economics master's programs pursue careers as economists and analysts in government agencies, central banks, and international organizations, as well as roles in banking, finance, consulting, and corporate strategy. Others work in research institutions or continue into doctoral study to pursue academic or advanced research careers. The rigorous quantitative training central to economics also prepares graduates for data-driven roles in a wide range of industries. As an English-taught master's program based in Eastern Taiwan, this degree is designed for students seeking graduate-level economic training within a Taiwanese academic setting.