The MSc in Development Economics is one of the Department's newer programme. It reflects the Department's growing strength in both theoretical and applied policy areas, particularly as they concern Third World development. A technical training in the formal analysis of development economics and econometrics is vital to careers involving developing countries.
Note: Credits "..." denotes continuation into Semester 2.
| Semester 1 | Credits |
| Microeconomics | 10... |
| Macroeconomics | 20... |
| Econometrics with Development Applications | 20... |
| Development Economics Theory | 20 |
| Semester 2 | Credits |
| Microeconomics | 10 |
| Macroeconomics | 10 |
| Econometrics with Development Applications | 10 |
| Development Economics Policy | 20 |
| Option(s) | 20 |
| Dissertation | 60 |
| Optional courses | Credits |
| Risk, Uncertainty and Information | 10 |
| Topics in Money and Banking | 10 |
| International Banking: Regulation and Supervision | 20 |
| Game Theory | 20 |
| Economics of Financial Markets | 20 |
| International Trade Policy | 20 |
| Political Economy and Economic Policy | 20 |
| Natural Resource Economics | 20 |
| A graduate course offered elsewhere in the Schools of Business, Public Policy or Social Sciences (subject to approval) |
