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Franklin University Switzerland

M.A. in Political Economy of Money and Development
Discover macroeconomic policy management, analytical tools, and the role of emerging economies

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The Program

The M.A. in Political Economy of Money and Development is a 12- to 15-month, full-time, course-based, intensive program. Students will acquire skills of theoretical and practical relevance in three areas: new and changing views of macroeconomic policy management, state-of-the-art tools of political, economic and financial analysis, and the changing role of developing and emerging economies in the global economy.

Unsure about travel to Lugano during COVID-19? Take advantage of our online option.

Franklin is resilient and committed to its mission of educating responsible global leaders, and is tailoring its programs to support students during Covid-19.

The M.A. in Political Economy of Money and Development can be completed entirely online during the 2021-2022 academic year.

Practical Experience and Employability

The learning journey culminates in a mentored research project, and includes the option of an internship at Ceresio Investors, a Swiss banking group, active in Lugano, Milan and London, specialized in the management of large assets, custody for private and institutional clients and corporate advisory.

Graduates from this program will gain the knowledge, skills and competencies for a career in education, banking, finance, central banking, international organizations, think tanks, NGOs, development banks, public administration, or government organizations in developing countries. The Program is also an excellent preparation for further research work including a Ph.D. program.

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