Study Economics Abroad
Economics is an analytical degree leading to careers in policy, finance, data and development. It pairs well with maths and statistics.
Study levels
Bachelor · Master · Doctorate
Typical entry
Good maths; English test varies
Budget level
Medium
Why study Economics abroad?
- Versatile across finance, policy and development
- Strong analytical and quantitative foundation
- Widely available and recognised
Career pathways
Where this field can lead — career outcomes depend on your destination, work rights and performance.
Common roles
- Economist
- Economic / data analyst
- Policy advisor
- Finance & banking
- Researcher
Industries
Universities offering Economics
A sample from our directory — confirm exact programmes and fees on each university's official site.
St. John'sPublicSt. John's, Canada
- Best for:
- A more affordable Canadian option, especially for graduate study
- Tuition:
- ≈ CAD 22,500 / 2 semesters (undergrad, new intl.)
- Levels:
- Bachelor, Master, Doctorate
Last verified: June 2026
Student pays the school directly where possible.
WinnipegPublicWinnipeg, Canada
- Best for:
- An affordable major public university
- Tuition:
- ≈ CAD 20,400–29,700 / year (undergrad, intl.)
- Levels:
- Bachelor, Master, Doctorate
Last verified: June 2026
Student pays the school directly where possible.
ReginaPublicRegina, Canada
- Best for:
- A practical public university option
- Tuition:
- Undergrad intl. fee schedule + deposit after admission
- Levels:
- Bachelor, Master
Last verified: June 2026
Student pays the school directly where possible.
Sydney, Nova ScotiaPublicSydney, Nova Scotia, Canada
- Best for:
- Popular with international students in Atlantic Canada
- Tuition:
- Varies by credit hours & programme
- Levels:
- Bachelor, Diploma, Master
Last verified: June 2026
Student pays the school directly where possible.
ParisPublicParis, France
- Best for:
- A strong public university in Paris
- Tuition:
- ≈ Licence €175 · Master €250 · Doctorate €391 (+ CVEC) if exempt
- Levels:
- Bachelor, Master, Doctorate
Last verified: June 2026
Student pays the school directly where possible.
GrenoblePublicGrenoble, France
- Best for:
- Strong science, engineering and business in an alpine city
- Tuition:
- ≈ Bachelor €178 · Master €254 · Doctorate €397 (national fees)
- Levels:
- Bachelor, Master, Doctorate
Last verified: June 2026
Student pays the school directly where possible.
Cost guide by destination
More affordable
- 🇩🇪 Germany
- 🇫🇷 France
Mid-range
- —
Premium
- 🇬🇧 United Kingdom
- 🇨🇦 Canada
Use the Cost Calculator for an estimate. Final tuition must be confirmed from the official university invoice/fee page; students pay schools directly where possible.
Top destinations for Economics
United Kingdom- Best for:
- Well-funded students wanting fast, prestigious English-taught degrees.
- Tuition:
- High
- Language:
- English
- Popular:
- Business, Law, Computer Science
Germany- Best for:
- Disciplined students in engineering, IT and sciences on a budget.
- Tuition:
- Low
- Language:
- German & English
- Popular:
- Engineering, Computer Science, Data Science
- Best for:
- Francophone students seeking affordable, quality European education.
- Tuition:
- Low
- Language:
- French & English
- Popular:
- Business, Engineering, Computer Science
- Best for:
- Strong students with solid funds and clear study goals.
- Tuition:
- Medium to high
- Language:
- English & French
- Popular:
- Computer Science, Business, Engineering
Economics: FAQs
Is economics very mathematical?
Modern economics uses a fair amount of maths and statistics, especially at postgraduate level. Strong maths helps — check each programme's requirements.
What is the difference between economics and finance?
Economics studies how economies and markets behave broadly; finance focuses on money, investment and corporate decisions. They overlap, and many roles value both.
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