Economics~ Behaviour and Data Science

About this course

Economics, behaviour and data science is a forward-looking combination that brings together classical economic analysis with the insights of behavioural economics and the quantitative tools of data science. Traditional economics models human beings as rational agents making consistent decisions in their own interest. Behavioural economics challenges this assumption, drawing on psychology to show how cognitive biases, social influences, and situational factors systematically shape human choices in ways that classical models cannot easily capture. Data science provides the methods, from statistical modelling and machine learning to large-scale data analysis, needed to test economic and behavioural theories against real-world evidence and to extract insights from the data that modern economies generate in vast quantities. At the University of East Anglia, this three-year full-time programm

Where its graduates go

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