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Financial Economics MRes + MPhil/PhD

University College London · England · FINANCIAL-ECONOMICS-MRES-MPHIL-PHD

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Financial Economics MRes + MPhil/PhD is a Postgraduate research degree at University College London, England, typically 5 years of full-time study. It covers areas like environmental engineering, environmental economics, economics, financial mathematics, postgraduate research methods, mathematical economics. The summary below is compiled from public course information — approximate, not official.

University
University College London
Level
Postgraduate research
Duration
5 years
Indicative fees
£6,215

What you'll study in Financial Economics MRes + MPhil/PhD

environmental-economicseconomicsfinancial-mathematicsenvironmental-engineeringpostgraduate-research-methodsmathematical-economicsenvironmental-scienceresearch-projectsproperty-financecorporate-financeelectronic-engineeringapplied-mathematicssustainabilityreal-estate

Example subjects: Economics and Finance (BCPM0026) | UCL, Real Estate and Urban Economics (BCPM0095) | UCL, Financial Economics of Real Estate (BCPM0096) | UCL, Engineering Mathematics in Finance (BENG0019) | UCL, Dissertation: Economics and Policy of Energy and the Environment (BENV0006) | UCL, MSc Sustainable Resources Dissertation Project (BENV0007) | UCL, Environmental and Resource Economics (BENV0011) | UCL, Advanced Energy-Environment-Economy Modelling (BENV0014) | UCL, Econometrics for Energy and the Environment (BENV0018) | UCL, Economic Methods for Sustainable Decision Making (BENV0019) | UCL, Resource Economics and Policy (BENV0070) | UCL, Econometrics of Energy Markets (BENV0122) | UCL.

Frequently asked questions

How long is Financial Economics MRes + MPhil/PhD?

Financial Economics MRes + MPhil/PhD at University College London is typically 5 years of full-time study. Approximate — confirm with the university.

What are the entry requirements for Financial Economics MRes + MPhil/PhD?

Entry requirements for Financial Economics MRes + MPhil/PhD at University College London: Master's degree in Economics (or closely related subject) with distinction; high analytical and quantitative skills; GRE encouraged but not compulsory. Confirm with the university.

What will I study in Financial Economics MRes + MPhil/PhD?

Financial Economics MRes + MPhil/PhD covers areas like environmental-economics, economics, financial-mathematics, environmental-engineering, postgraduate-research-methods, mathematical-economics, environmental-science, research-projects.

How much does Financial Economics MRes + MPhil/PhD cost?

Indicative domestic fees for Financial Economics MRes + MPhil/PhD are around £6,215 (approximate, usually per year). International fees differ — confirm with the university.

Who offers Financial Economics MRes + MPhil/PhD?

Financial Economics MRes + MPhil/PhD is offered by University College London, England.

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Sources: University College London official course page. Information is compiled and summarised — not copied verbatim — and is approximate; always confirm with the original source.

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