Why Choose This Course?
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Interdisciplinary and Future-Oriented Curriculum
The program combines insights from cognitive psychology, behavioral economics, finance, and social psychology to address emerging economic challenges and behaviors.
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Application to Real-World Economic Problems
Students learn to analyze and influence consumer decisions, design effective financial literacy programs, and develop interventions for improving public and private sector outcomes.
Program Overview
The M.Sc. in Economic Psychology is an interdisciplinary postgraduate program that explores how psychological principles influence economic decision-making, consumer behavior, financial literacy, savings and investment habits, and public economic policy. It integrates behavioral science, economics, and psychology to understand how individuals and groups make economic choices in real-world contexts.