IE University

What you'll study

The programme covers econometrics, political science, applied analytics and behavioural science, with a focus on how digital technologies reshape economic decision-making. Topics explicitly included are computing and data science tools, implications of automation, e-platforms, circular and sharing economies, Internet of Things, artificial intelligence, machine learning, analytics and big data. You will also study behavioural and experimental economics and techniques such as behavioural nudging. After foundational work during the first three years, the fourth year offers two specializations: Country, Sector and Policy Analysis; or Economic and Financial Analysis for Business.

Entry requirements

The published page lists programme language, duration, intake and mode (English; 4 years; September intake; full-time in-person) but does not give detailed admissions criteria on this extract. Prospective applicants should consult IE University’s admissions pages for specific academic, language and documentation requirements.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for roles across the public and private sectors where quantitative analysis, policy understanding and technology intersect. Specific career paths highlighted by the programme include economic consultant, financial market analyst, bank manager, policy developer, behavioural economics advisor, government research consultant, company sector analyst, equity analyst, blockchain risk analyst, sustainable economy advisor and country analyst.

Scholarships & funding angle

This document does not provide program-specific scholarship details. Applicants should review IE University’s official financial aid and scholarship webpages to explore available funding, merit awards and application procedures.