E&F150

Behavioural & Development Economics

Part of the Master of Management in Finance at McGill University.

Course code

E&F150

Credits

When

Semester 1

Part of

Master Economics & Finance

About this course

How real decisions and economies differ.

What you will study

Biasesfield experiments

Skills you gain

Micro/macroeconomics, econometrics, financial modelling, valuation, risk and quantitative methods.

Career pathway & market demand

Quantitative finance, economics and fintech roles reward internationally mobile graduates, particularly in global financial centres such as London, New York, Singapore and Zurich. Financial analyst, economist, investment banker, quant, risk manager, actuary, policy economist, fintech product lead.

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