If you enjoy using evidence to understand markets and economic decisions, the University of Navarra offers an English-taught Master in Economics and Finance in Pamplona. It combines economic reasoning with quantitative tools and a research project.
Course essentials
- Institution
- University of Navarra
- Country
- Spain
- Subject
- Business and management, Economics
- Study level
- Master's degree
- Teaching language
- English
- Study format
- On campus
- Campus
- University of Navarra, Pamplona campus, Spain
- Duration
- 1 year, full time
- Credits
- 60 ECTS
- Tuition
- 2026–27 ordinary tuition listed by the University of Navarra: €18,650.40 for the 60-ECTS programme. Admissions separately lists a €100 non-refundable application fee. Scholarships and living costs are separate; no EU/non-EU tuition distinction is stated in the published price table.
- Intake
- Annual study plan begins with September onboarding. Rolling admissions are advertised; confirm the next cohort, available places and exact start date.
Information reviewed: 2026-10-22
What you will study
The programme moves from mathematics and statistics into econometrics, microeconomics and finance, with pathways exploring economics or finance in more depth. Research seminars and a thesis give students opportunities to discuss ideas and develop an independent question.
This could suit someone interested in economic analysis, research or finance who enjoys working through problems carefully. Compare the mathematical content with your previous studies and ask which preparation would make the transition easier.
Applying
Relevant backgrounds include economics, business, engineering, mathematics, computer science and physics. Applications include academic records, a CV, two academic recommendations, a motivation letter and English evidence. The university may request an interview or GRE scores. Its admissions page describes rolling decisions, generally within a month of a complete application.
Timing, funding and life in Pamplona
The study plan starts with September onboarding and includes summer thesis work. Confirm the next cohort’s dates before booking accommodation.
Ordinary tuition for 2026–27 is listed separately from the application fee. The university also advertises the Grow with MEF funding programme; check its current eligibility and deadlines. Build a living-cost budget independently of any funding application, using our Spain study guide as a starting point.
Sources: course overview; curriculum and annual schedule; admissions; 2026–27 tuition. Reviewed 22 October 2026.