Master's Program in Economics

Students develop advanced skills in economic modeling, econometrics, quantitative analysis, policy evaluation, economic forecasting, research methodology, data analytics, and strategic decision- making. These competencies are highly valued by employers in consulting, finance, government, and academia.

Yes. International students from around the world are welcome to apply. The university offers an international learning environment, English-taught courses, exchange programs, and support services for international students pursuing economics and related disciplines.

Yes. WU Vienna is internationally recognized and holds AACSB, EQUIS, and AMBA accreditations. The Economics program benefits from WU's global reputation, international faculty, exchange opportunities, and collaborations with leading universities worldwide.

Applicants need a recognized bachelor's degree in economics or a related discipline, coursework in mathematics and statistics, strong academic performance, English language proficiency, and supporting application documents. No separate entrance examination is typically required.

Graduates of the WU Vienna Economics Master's program pursue careers as economists, economic analysts, policy advisors, financial analysts, consultants, research associates, and data analysts. Major employers include consulting firms, banks, government agencies, international organizations, and multinational corporations.

The Master's in Economics at WU Vienna University of Economics and Business is highly regarded in Europe for its strong curriculum in econometrics, economic policy, international economics, and quantitative analysis. Graduates benefit from excellent career opportunities in consulting, finance, research, and public policy organizations worldwide.