Master in Economic Studies in Thailand

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A Masters degree is an academic degree awarded to individuals who successfully denote a higher level of expertise. There are two main types of Masters - taught and research.

Those who study economics first and foremost learn the differences between microeconomics and macroeconomics. Microeconomics involves the behavior of individual markets, such as households and firms, and their interactions. Macroeconomics, on the other hand, involves looking at the entire economy as a whole.

Thailand (ประเทศไทย), officially the Kingdom of Thailand (ราชอาณาจักรไทย) is a country in Southeast Asia with coasts on the Andaman Sea and the Gulf of Thailand. The capital Bangkok is at the start of many visitors' itineraries, and while a modern city, it has a rich cultural heritage.

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Master International Business Economics

University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce
Campus Full time 1 year June 2018 Thailand Bangkok

The MIBE is a one-year course duration program. It operates on a schedule of three semesters of four months each. The students must take 8 core courses in the first two semesters. For the third semester, the students select one of the two plans: [+]

 Master International Business Economics

The MIBE is a one-year course duration program. It operates on a schedule of three semesters of four months each. The students must take 8 core courses in the first two semesters. For the third semester, the students select one of the two plans: writing a thesis or taking supplementary 2 elective courses and a workshop. Upon successful completion of the third semester, the students awarded a Master Degree in International Business Economics. Additional semesters (not exceeding five academic years) are designed to accommodate thesis-option students who need more time to finish their works as well as workshop-option students who can not pass the workshop plan requirements in three semesters.... [-]