146 Short courses in Economics in Europe

The Open University UK offers the Managing a budget programme.

The Online Easter School on Fiscal Policy and Sovereign Debt Markets short course offered at the University of Surrey is aimed at MSc, MRes and PhD students, early researchers, and research staff from central banks, ministries and the private sector, all with some prior experience of macroeconomic modelling.

The Incident Fraud and Claim (15 credits) is a comprehensive course designed to provide learners with essential knowledge and skills in identifying, investigating, and preventing fraud and false claims. London School of Planning and Management's offers the Incident Fraud and Claim programme. 

Atlas Summer Courses – Economics introduces students to how money, markets, and decision-making shape the world. Explore core economic ideas like supply and demand, market structures, and policy through discussion-led learning in small groups while studying Economics in Oxford.

This Economics for Finance course at the University of Aberdeen is ideal for anyone looking to broaden their knowledge and expertise for a career in finance, and develop in-demand financial economics skills.

Explore public health and health inequality issues on a global scale with this Global Health Economics module at the University of Salford.

In this Investment Evaluation for Energy Projects course at the University of Aberdeen, you’ll learn how to conduct investment analysis within the energy sector.

This Economic Evaluation in Health Care course at University of Birmingham will equip you with an in-depth knowledge of economic evaluation, with a focus on development, extension and application of the main issues and techniques.

In this Economic Evaluation - Principles and Frameworks course at the University of Aberdeen, you’ll learn to use a range of economic evaluation methods, including cost-effectiveness analysis.

In this International Political Economy - Theories and Themes course at the University of Aberdeen, you’ll focus on international political economy (IPE), exploring how politics and the economy interact.

On this Behavioural Economics course from Nottingham Trent University Business School, you’ll delve into the theory and practice of behavioural economics. With a focus on behavioural biases and discrimination, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of why people make the choices they do and how their behaviour can be influenced for the good of society.

Negotiation underpins every aspect of human life. It is the one skill that, if improved, can greatly help us navigate our interconnected human condition away from failure and towards success. INSEAD - The Business School for the World offers the Negotiation Fundamentals programme. 

IE University's Private Equity program is aimed at both investors and business owners that wish to enhance understanding of the various stages of the investment process.

This Financial Inclusion and Sustainable Growth summer school offered by University of Groningen will discuss the major developments regarding research on financial inclusion, including microfinance. It will shed much light on how financial inclusion can induce sustainable growth in low-income economies, with explicit attention to African countries.

The Economics in Practice module from The Open University UK is an introduction to the way that the theories and tools of economics are used in the workplace and everyday life. 

Developed by academics from the Oxford Sustainable Finance Group and Oxford Smith School, Sustainable Finance - ESG and the Future of Finance at the University of Oxford explores how sustainable finance strategies can be used to create solutions to environmental, social and governance (ESG) challenges.

In University College London (UCL)'s Global Prosperity Beyond GDP free online four-week course you'll explore alternatives to gross domestic product (GDP) for defining and measuring success for society.

The Introduction to Health Economics course from the University of Birmingham is designed to introduce the basic principles of health economics and equip you with the basic knowledge needed to interpret and appraise applied studies in health economics.

How has COVID-19 transformed the global political economy? Is globalisation responsible for the rise of populism in the West? How will the geopolitical rivalry between China and the United States shape global business? London School of Economics and Political Science offers the International Political Economy - States and Markets in the 21st Century programme.

The Making Sense of the Economy online course at Cranfield University is designed for you to develop a clearer understanding of the wider economic environment within which managers and businesses operate.