Central & East European Studies / Business Economics (SocSci), MA (Hons)

The Central and East European Studies program explores the history, economics, politics, and sociology of countries in Central and Eastern Europe. The University serves as a key hub for a government-funded Centre of Excellence in Russian, Central, and East European Studies, offering a range of cultural, social, and academic events throughout the year.Business Economics examines economic principles relevant to contemporary business, focusing on resource allocation challenges within corporations and their operating environments. Students will cover microeconomics and macroeconomics fundamentals while applying these concepts to real-world business decisions. With roots tracing back to Adam Smith, a former professor at the University and the pioneer of modern economics, the Adam Smith Business School holds triple-crown accreditation, placing it among the world's leading business schools.