Master of Economic Studies
Why study the Master of Economic Studies at UNE?
The Master of Economic Studies is a course work only program which provides an excellent means of obtaining advanced-level qualifications in economic analysis, applied economics, economic development, economic policy, agricultural economics, econometrics or economic history.
This course is available to students by distance education or by on campus study. It can provide a broadening course for those students wishing to extend their knowledge of economics, or a focused program for those students seeking a greater concentration in a particular area of the discipline. Students can study environmental economics, rural development policy, labour economics, macroeconomics and trade, theoretical and applied econometrics, finance and banking, agricultural and natural resource economics, public finance and business decision making, economic history among a wide range of available options.
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Degree Snapshot
DURATION
3 Semesters Full-time3 Years Part-time
FEES
Commonwealth Supported Place2007 STUDY OPTIONS
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| Official Abbreviation | MEcSt |
| Course Type | Postgraduate |
| Commencement | Sem 1 and Sem 2 if available |
| Study Mode | On and Off Campus |
| Course Duration |
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| Fees | Commonwealth Supported Place |
| Total Credit Points | 48 |
| Entry Requirements | To be eligible for admission to the Master of Economic Studies, a candidate must have completed a three year degree or its equivalent in a relevant discipline. Applicants considered inadequately prepared for candidature may be advised to enrol in the Graduate Diploma in Economics or a Masters Qualifying program. Full-time candidates will satisfy the requirements of the degree in not more than two consecutive academic semesters. Part-time candidates will complete the requirements in not more than eight consecutive academic semesters. |
| Advanced Standing | Advanced standing may be granted for course work units which have not been counted towards another qualification. There is no maximum to the advanced standing that may be granted for units passed at this University prior to admission to candidature. A maximum of 30 credit points advanced standing may be granted for units passed at another university or institution |
| Fast Track | Summer school is available (full-fee paying only) |
| Scholarships | The University offers a number of scholarships available to Australian citizens and permanent residents. |
| Academic Colours |
peacock blue (BCC 120) |
| Further Information | 
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Information for Continuing Master of Economic Studies Students for 2008
• This document provides information on course requirements to assist you in completing your 2008 re-enrolment. The information has been updated from 2007 course information to include any unit changes made during the 2007 academic review cycle. As a result of the review, new units may have been added, units withdrawn, unit content updated, unit titles, codes, semester of offer changed etc. See the 2008 Units Catalogue for further details (codes, titles, content, prerequisites, restrictions).
• Please take a moment to look at requirements for your course as this information will help you select units for study in 2008.
Course Requirements
Candidates must complete units to the value of 48 cp. The course may include up to 18 cp at 300 level and/or a combination of units at 400 and 500 level.
The course of study will include 36 cp in the relevant major and 12 cp of elective units selected from the School of Business, Economics and Public Policy or the School of Law. Units within the available majors include:
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