Econometrics and Philosophy of Econometrics Double Degree

This four-year, full-time program allows you to delve into the quantitative world of econometrics while exploring the philosophical underpinnings of economic theory.

Dual Expertise in Four Years: Earn two bachelor’s degrees in just four years: a BSc in Econometrics and Operations Research from the Erasmus School of Economics and a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Philosophy of a Specific Discipline from the Erasmus School of Philosophy.

Quantitative and Qualitative Analysis: Develop a strong foundation in econometrics, mastering statistical methods, data analysis techniques, and economic modeling. Simultaneously, cultivate critical thinking skills and explore the philosophical foundations of economic thought, questioning assumptions and considering ethical implications.

Broaden Your Horizons: This unique double degree program provides a well-rounded education, equipping you to think critically, analyze data effectively, and approach economic problems from both a technical and philosophical perspective.

Project-Based Learning: Develop your critical thinking and problem-solving abilities through engaging projects in both econometrics and philosophy. Apply your knowledge to real-world economic issues, tackling complex challenges and developing innovative solutions.

Internationally Renowned Faculty: Benefit from instruction by world-class professors from both the Erasmus School of Economics and the Erasmus School of Philosophy. Learn from experts in their respective fields who are passionate about fostering a stimulating learning environment.

Graduates emerge with a unique combination of skills, making them highly sought-after candidates in various fields, including:

• Economic Analyst: Analyze economic data, identify trends, and develop economic models to inform policy decisions or business strategies.
• Research Analyst: Conduct research in various economic fields, applying both quantitative and qualitative analysis methods.
• Economic Consultant: Provide expert advice on economic issues to businesses, government agencies, or international organizations.
• Policy Analyst: Develop and analyze economic policies, considering both technical feasibility and ethical implications.
• Academia: Pursue graduate studies in economics, philosophy, or related fields.