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MA Economics

  • 30-04-2008 8:00pm
    #1
    kats19
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    hey, im currently in my final year of economics & am considering doing a MA in economics next year. I was hoping maybe someone could perhaps give me an insight into the masters in TCD i.e is it much different in content than other MA Economics, any benefits or disadvantages etc.
    Any advice i'd be grateful for, Thanx


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  • #2
    [Deleted User]
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    Firstly, its an MSc Economics and there have been a couple of threads started by Daithi Fleming on the forum. Search for economics and you'll problably find them

    www.tcd.ie/economics/ is the dept. website which gives a decent overview.


  • #3
    Time Magazine
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    kats19 wrote: »
    hey, im currently in my final year of economics & am considering doing a MA in economics next year. I was hoping maybe someone could perhaps give me an insight into the masters in TCD i.e is it much different in content than other MA Economics, any benefits or disadvantages etc.
    Any advice i'd be grateful for, Thanx

    The maths will try to rape you and your children is the general jist of what people I know have told me.


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