Economics offers tools for asking why decisions are made and what their consequences might be. At the University of Granada, this English-taught master’s lets graduates explore economic and management questions alongside quantitative and research methods.
Course essentials
- Institution
- Universidade de Granada (Universidad de Granada)
- País
- Espanha
- Subject
- Economics
- Study level
- Master's degree
- Teaching language
- Inglês
- Study format
- On campus
- Campus
- Faculty of Economics and Business, Granada, Spain
- Duração
- 1 academic year, full-time
- Credits
- 60 ECTS
- Tuition
- 2026/27 public first-enrolment rate for this type of master's: €13.68/credit, or €820.80 for 60 credits before administrative charges. Confirm your applicable charges and any exemptions with UGR.
- Intake
- Annual programme. The published 2026/27 extraordinary application window ended on 15 September 2026. Check UGR/DUA for the next round; no 2027/28 dates are confirmed here.
Informações revisadas: 16/10/2026
Follow the questions that interest you
The programme offers a choice of subjects across areas including microeconomics, macroeconomics, applied economics and management. The current study plan includes econometrics, behavioural economics and game theory, alongside an eight-credit dissertation.
That range makes it useful to think about your interests before choosing modules. You might want to investigate a public policy, understand how firms compete or use data to examine a social question. Look for a combination of theory and methods that helps you move from an interesting idea to an answer you can explain.
Background and language
UGR recommends degrees in economics, management or related fields. Its admissions page asks for at least B1 English or qualifying evidence of previous education in English, with specified exemptions. Teaching is entirely in English; everyday Spanish is recommended for life outside class.
Tuition and life in Granada
The fee above uses the first-enrolment rate confirmed for 2026/27 by the Andalusian government. UGR’s fee guidance lists administrative charges separately.
Add housing, bills, food and transport for your whole stay. Make room in your budget and timetable for the dissertation period, when your work may be more independent. Our Guia da Espanha offers a planning framework.
Applying and the next round
Applications are managed through Distrito Único Andaluz. The published extraordinary round for 2026/27 closed in September. Use UGR’s application guidance to find the next calendar rather than assuming an open place is available now.