Masters Programmes in Behavioural/Experimental Economics

Note: This list has been updated, please see here: http://economicspsychologypolicy.blogspot.co.uk/2013/10/list-of-behavioral-economics-masters.html

Based on a list sent from Michael, below is no particular order. These are mostly 1-2 year programmes offering more specialised training than at undergraduate and focusing more on behavioural economics than in a traditional MA/MsC in Economics or Psychology. Information on our programme at Stirling and a number of associated scholarships is available here. 

University of Nottingham -MSc in Behavioural Economics - 

University of Exeter - MSc in Economic Psychology - 

Tilburgh - MSc Social Psychology - Economic Psychology Track -

University of Maastricht - MSc in Human Decision Science - 

Sorbonne - MSc in Economic Psychology - 

UCL - MSc Economic Policy -  

University of East Anglia - MSc in Experimental Economics - 

LSE course on behavioural economics for management -

Warwick MsC in Behavioural and Economic Science