MSc Behavioural and Economic Science (Science Track) in Coventry United Kingdom | University of Warwick

Our MSc in Behavioural and Economic Science (Science Track) integrates expertise from Psychology, Economics, and Warwick Business School into a multidisciplinary program. You'll receive foundational training in psychology and behavioural economics while specializing in the cognitive science behind judgment and decision-making processes. Program highlightsThis cutting-edge program in decision science and behavioural economics brings together faculty from Psychology, Economics, and Warwick Business School (WBS). The curriculum balances theoretical knowledge with practical applications in both fundamental and advanced aspects of behavioural economics, along with cognitive approaches to understanding decision-making.The Science Track option caters to students with undergraduate degrees in scientific disciplines like Psychology, Mathematics, or Biology, or quantitative fields such as Business or Finance.An alternative version of this program is available through the Economics Department for students with prior economics degrees. Learning outcomesUpon completing this degree, you will be able to:Develop comprehensive insights into human decision-making processesRecognize the significance of influencing choices across diverse sectors, including public policy (e.g., promoting retirement savings), business (e.g., product positioning), and personal behavior (e.g., understanding consumption patterns)Master theoretical frameworks in behavioural economics and decision scienceDesign, execute, and interpret behavioural experimentsApply choice modeling techniquesWork with and analyze extensive datasetsFormulate economic hypotheses and evaluate economic modelsEvaluate and implement behavioural intervention strategiesCareer prospectsAlumni have secured positions at organizations such as Decision Technology, Commonwealth Bank, Bursara Center, Behavioural Insights Team, and Cowry Consulting.Our department features a dedicated Senior Careers Consultant who provides professional guidance, workshops, and annual events. Students can participate in networking opportunities and career development sessions covering topics like:Career pathways in Behavioural SciencePhD applications in Behavioural Science.