MRes Economics in Bath United Kingdom | University of Bath

Gain in-depth knowledge and research skills in economics. Learn about the advanced techniques needed to analyse complex data and draw actionable insights.Through in-depth training in quantitative research methods, this course will help you gain the essential skills to progress your studies or become a working economics researcher.Specifically, the course offers you:a combination of the academic study of key theoretical and quantitative economics with the development of research and writing skillsa critical evaluation of current and applied economics researchan ability to evaluate and contribute to economic debatesthe opportunity to mix with social science researchers from other disciplines (taking associated MRes courses)You’ll enhance your understanding of the techniques used in the analysis of large-scale economics data and how to effectively present key insights and findings.This course is designed to provide high-quality training to potential doctoral students, as well as essential research skills that are desirable in a number of private and public sector roles.Why choose a Master of Research (MRes) degreeAn MRes is a master’s degree with a focus on research. The knowledge and expertise you’ll gain will prepare you for doctoral study and a range of non-academic careers that require strong research skills.Learn from experts in their fieldYou’ll learn from experts in economics research. Their passion, knowledge and research shape their teaching to enhance your learning experience.Graduate prospectsThere is increasing demand for high-level quantitative research skills from a wide range of private and public sector recruiters.Many firms and government departments are now committed to data-driven decision-making, making use of the increased availability of big data.This course will equip you with a hybrid skill set that combines quantitative, computing and analytical skills with an understanding of economics research and enquiry.This MRes also equips you to go into further study at PhD level.