Master in Economics

Tuition fees for Master in Economics are 2,920 USD per year.

Uniwersytet WSB Merito Warszawa offers a master's program in Economics, described on its site as Economics of Sustainable Development, taught in English over two years, with yearly tuition of 2500.0 EUR. The program covers how to analyze and evaluate the impact of economic activities on ecological and social systems, how to manage natural resources so they are used efficiently, and the mechanisms and financing instruments that support sustainable development. Students also learn to present concepts and actions related to sustainable development effectively, and to apply theoretical knowledge in practice, from the ethical questions tied to sustainability through to the practical decisions built on its principles. The program is presented as a way to broaden students' knowledge of economics, finance, and accounting, while giving a deeper understanding of economic mechanisms at both the national and global level. This is intended to help graduates make accurate analyses and work efficiently within a fast-moving business environment. As a second-cycle program, it runs for two years, or four semesters, and leads to a master's degree upon completion. Economics degrees that focus on sustainability sit at the intersection of traditional economic analysis and environmental and social policy, an area that has grown as governments, companies, and financial institutions pay closer attention to resource use and long-term impact. Graduates of such programs typically move into roles in policy analysis, corporate sustainability, financial planning, or further academic study. Located in Warszawa, WSB Merito University positions this English-taught master's program for students who want graduate-level training in economics with a specific lens on sustainable development, financing tools, and practical application of theory.