M.S in Economics abroad
Taught at 16 universities across 4 countries. Tuition runs from ₹3.25 L to ₹59.76 L a year.
Universities16
Countries4
Cheapest₹3.25 Lper year
Average₹20.87 Lper year
Most expensive₹59.76 Lper year
The spread matters more than the average here. The most expensive M.S in Economics on this list costs 18.4× the cheapest. Where you study changes the price of this course far more than the course itself does.
Where to study M.S in Economics
Best-ranked first, then cheapest.
| University | Rank | Duration | Tuition / year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Auburn University Auburn, Alabama, United States | #63 | — | ₹15.47 L |
| University of Montreal Montreal, Quebec, Canada | #74 | — | ₹3.25 L |
| University of Birmingham Birmingham, England, United Kingdom | #151–200 | — | ₹27.9 L |
| University of Arizona Tucson, Arizona, United States | #151–200 | 18 months - 24 months | ₹30.87 L |
| South Dakota State University Brookings, South Dakota, United States | #196 | 18 months - 24 months | ₹9.65 L |
| Texas A & M University College Station, United States | #196 | 24 months | ₹26.5 L |
| University of Jena Jena, Germany | #391 | 2 years | Fee on request |
| Louisiana State University Baton Rouge, United States | #441 | 10 months | ₹29.04 L |
| University of North Texas Denton, United States | #643 | 2 years - 3 years | ₹12.27 L |
| University of Maine Orono, Maine,, United States | #643 | 18 months - 24 months | ₹24.63 L |
| Oklahoma State University Stillwater, Oklahoma, United States | — | — | ₹5.5 L |
| University of Wyoming Laramie, Wyoming, United States | — | — | ₹5.7 L |
| Illinois State University Normal, Illinois, United States | — | 18 months - 24 months | ₹16.3 L |
| University of Nebraska Omaha Omaha, Nebraska, United States | — | 18 months - 24 months | ₹18.36 L |
| Iowa State University Ames, Iowa, United States | — | 18 months - 24 months | ₹27.85 L |
| Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Troy, New York, United States | — | 1 year | ₹59.76 L |
Fees are as published by the source and converted to rupees. They are indicative: confirm on the university's own page before budgeting.