The Economics (DPhil, MPhil, MSc) programs at the University of Oxford are designed to provide rigorous training in economic theory, econometrics, and applied economics. These programs aim to develop advanced analytical and research skills, preparing students for careers in academia, policy-making, and industry. The DPhil offers a doctoral-level research focus, the MPhil provides a two-year advanced study with a research component, and the MSc offers a one-year intensive taught program. Unique features include access to world-class faculty and a strong emphasis on both theoretical and empirical research.
Graduates from these programs are highly sought after in various sectors, including academia, international organizations, government, and private industry. The training equips students for roles that require advanced economic analysis and policy formulation.
The Department of Economics at Oxford includes globally recognized scholars such as Professor Sir David Hendry, known for contributions to econometrics, and Professor Abigail Adams-Prassl, noted for research in labor economics. Faculty expertise spans macroeconomics, microeconomics, and development economics.
Students benefit from access to the Social Sciences Library, one of the largest economics libraries in the UK, and the Oxford-Man Institute of Quantitative Finance for specialized research. The department also collaborates with international organizations and research networks, providing opportunities for impactful policy-oriented projects.
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