Master in International economics

Applications for the Oct 2027 intake are due by Sep 10, 2027. Tuition is 4,000 PLN.

International Economics at the University of Szczecin is a master's degree program delivered entirely in English over four semesters, or two years, based in Szczecin, Poland. The program is built to develop the social competence students need to work in enterprises operating within an ever-changing and highly unpredictable global environment. Its structure is modular, which increases flexibility in course selection and gives students a wider range of choice in building skills and competencies relevant to their interests. Graduates of the program go on to work as experts and consultants within public administration institutions, as specialists inside national and international companies, and as economic analysts within international corporations. Further details about the program are available at admissions.usz.edu.pl. Beyond this specific structure, master's programs in international economics generally combine advanced coursework in macroeconomics, trade theory, and quantitative methods with applied study of global markets and policy, preparing graduates for roles in economic analysis, policy advising, financial services, and international business strategy. Such programs also serve students planning to continue toward doctoral research in economics or international relations. Set within the University of Szczecin, a coastal city with strong historical ties to trade and shipping, the program's modular design allows students to tailor part of their coursework toward the specific economic or policy area they intend to pursue after graduation, whether in the public sector, multinational firms, or international organizations engaged in economic policy and analysis.