International Economics & Finance
What macroeconomic and financial factors are driving the world economy? Will China overtake the United States as the world's leading economic power? Why did the 2008 financial crisis have such a negative global impact on global unemployment? Have we learned our lessons since then? What is the future of the dollar and the euro: will they be replaced by digital currencies? Will robots replace people in economic production? Does development technology increase economic inequality? If you have ever wondered about these questions, this diploma is for you.
Students interested in developing their professional career in the area of economics, especially in international and financial economics.
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Understand the factors core topic behind industrial and global dynamics.
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Analysis and understanding of microeconomic and macroeconomic models.
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Global economic analysis for private or investment banking decisions.
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Analysis of the global interconnections between trade, finance and public policy.
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Management of quantitative tools to become a professional in economics and finance.
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Using data to understand empirical regularities and design economic policies.
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Understand the political process behind economic and financial policies.
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Propose practical solutions to global economic and financial challenges, such as economic development or financial stability.
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Develop a critical analysis of the effects of economic policies on economic and financial sustainability.
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Have a holistic point of view to make economic analyses and formulate economic policies.
Graduates with a global economic mindset, able to design national and international public policies and to understand the role of finance in the world economy.
The diploma in International Economics and Finance is well established in the labour market. Graduates have a wide range of recognised employment opportunities offers such as:
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International organisations: IMF, World Bank, OECD, Bank for International Settlements, European Bank development.
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Central banks: ECB, Banco de España, reservation Federal.
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Public policies: Fiscal Policy, Industrial Policy, Energy Policy, Supply Policy and Competition Policy.
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Economist in Investment Banking and Private Banking.
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Consultancy and technology companies.
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Public Sector: State Economist, Diplomatic Career and General State Administration.
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Expert in Economic Cooperation and Agencies of development.
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Data analytics: scienties, consultant or manager.
Bilingual
1 exchange and 3 international seminars: 1 Finance; 2 Public Policy
4 years.
Economics (bilingual).
