

University of Neuchatel offers the Master of Science in Applied Economics, a one-and-a-half-year, full-time on-campus program that provides students with the tools to analyze and solve complex economic problems. The program covers microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics, and policy analysis, preparing students for careers in research, government, and private sectors.
Graduates will be equipped for careers in economic consulting, policy analysis, and financial modeling. The University of Neuchatel offers a rigorous curriculum, research opportunities, and connections with industry leaders, ensuring students gain both theoretical knowledge and practical experience in applied economics.
Semester 1 – Foundations in Applied Economics
Semester 2 – Advanced Applied Economics
Semester 3 – Master’s Thesis & Research Project
Graduates of the Applied Economics Master’s program are well-prepared for careers in economic analysis, policy evaluation, market research, and economic forecasting. They can work as economic consultants, policy advisors, market researchers, and financial analysts. With the increasing importance of data-driven decision-making and policy formulation, there is strong demand for economists who can provide insights into economic trends and policy impacts, ensuring strong career prospects in governmental organizations, financial institutions, and consulting firms.
The Applied Economics program provides students with advanced training in econometrics, data analysis, and economic policy. Students gain expertise in statistical methods, economic modeling, and policy evaluation, preparing them for roles in economic research and policy development. The program emphasizes the practical application of economic theory to real-world problems, ensuring that graduates are equipped to contribute to data-driven decision-making and economic policy formulation.
For further information, please contact the admissions office at:
Phone: +41 32 718 10 00
Email: contact@unine.ch
Address: University of Neuchatel, Avenue du 1er Mars 26, 2000 Neuchatel, Switzerland