MA (Hons) Business with Strategic Economics in Edinburgh United Kingdom | The University of Edinburgh

Gain expertise in both business and strategic economics to tackle the social, political, and cultural challenges modern businesses, governments, and nonprofits encounter.
Strategic economics applies economic theories to the crucial choices managers face. Nearly all business choices require weighing potential gains against expenses—broadly defined—meaning they inherently rely on economic concepts.
This program examines organizations of all sizes across public, private, and nonprofit sectors, their management approaches, and their evolving operational contexts. Strategic economics essentially translates economic theory into practical decision-making frameworks for leaders. Since most corporate choices balance anticipated advantages against projected costs, they fundamentally incorporate economic reasoning, whether directly or indirectly.