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Why study Behavioural Economics and Game Theory at the UvA?

Specialise in your field of interest

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Discover our specialisation tracks, many electives and challenging Honours programme.

Excellent career prospects

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Economists with a UvA degree earn the highest monthly salary in the Netherlands.

Top-ranked university

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The Amsterdam School of Economics is internationally ranked within the top-50 putting your Master’s degree on a worldwide map with interested employers.

Challenging 1 year programme

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You can get your Master’s degree in just one year. You will have to work harder and smarter.

Is Behavioural Economics and Game Theory for you?

  1. You will learn about advanced concepts in game theory and behavioural economics, that go beyond standard models of expected utility maximisation.
  2. You will get hands-on experience designing and running your own experiments.
  3. You will have excellent job prospects in academia, policymaking and private companies that study behaviour like management consultancies.
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Facts & Figures
Degree programme
MSc Economics
Mode
Full-time
Credits
60 ECTS, 12 months
Language of instruction
English
Starts in
September
RIO code
66401
Location
Roeterseiland campus