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    International and Monetary Economics

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    Bern, CHMScIn-person18 months
    CHF 7,650.00
    Tuition
    over 18mo
    31
    Cohort
    students
    90
    Credits
    CHF 105.00
    App fee

    International and Monetary Economics at University of Bern is a 90-credit, 18-month, in-person MSc program based in Bern, CH. Tuition is CHF 7,650.

    About the program

    The program covers international and monetary economics, with specializations in financial markets and regulation, quantitative macroeconomics, and international trade. It includes introductory economics courses, core monetary economics modules, specialization electives, and a Master's thesis.

    Focus: both
    Part-time option

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    Deadlines

    Spring 2027
    Dec 15, 2026

    Standardized tests

    GRE
    optional
    Min Alternatively, applicants holding a Bachelor's degree from a recognized university may submit a current Graduate Record Examinations® General Test (GRE®), provided that the results in ‘Quantitative Reasoning’ and ‘Analytical Writing’ are within the top 30% (program page); top score range (top 20% of candidates) (admission page)
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    optional
    Min Alternatively GRE or GMAT test in the top score range (a result achieved by the top 20% of candidates)
    TOEFL
    not_used
    Min 90 iBT or C1 level recommended
    IELTS
    not_used
    Min 6.5 or C1 level recommended

    After the program

    Post-study work rights

    6 months job search residence permit (Switzerland)

    CHF 21,000.00
    Annual living cost

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    Prerequisites

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    Frequently asked questions

    How much does International and Monetary Economics at University of Bern cost?
    The total estimated tuition for International and Monetary Economics at University of Bern is CHF 7,650 across 90 required credits.
    Is International and Monetary Economics at University of Bern online or in-person?
    International and Monetary Economics at University of Bern is offered in-person.
    How long does International and Monetary Economics at University of Bern take to complete?
    International and Monetary Economics at University of Bern is structured around 18 months and 90 credits.
    What GPA is required for International and Monetary Economics at University of Bern?
    Per the program's published guidance: at least 5.0 (non-rounded grade for major or main subject)
    How large is the International and Monetary Economics at University of Bern cohort?
    International and Monetary Economics at University of Bern typically enrolls around 31 students per cohort.