MEFM-USPEC Macroeconomics and financial markets

Macroeconomics and financial markets delivers the advanced economic frameworks and technical capabilities required to dissect monetary policies, analyse systemic market risks, and interpret macroeconomic indicators. The specialisation combines foundations in monetary economics, international financial systems, business cycle analysis, and asset valuation models. Through progressive empirical data assessments, you develop practical capabilities to forecast market trends, evaluate central bank policies, and manage portfolio exposures. You will build command over the responsible use of digital financial databases and forecasting software, preparing you for analytical careers across investment banking, macroeconomic policy units, and corporate finance sectors.

Availability
Macroeconomics and financial markets is offered in B2031 Bachelor of Economics at Clayton as an undergraduate specialisation.