A lot of our students find a job even before they graduate. And with good reason: our graduates are highly sought after following a thorough training in econometrics and data science. We have a full research programme dedicated to the field. So, you will gain insight into the latest theories and techniques, to bring with you to your 1st employer. Graduates can be found in a wide variety of private and public organisations, such as financial institutions and banks, research departments of large public and private organisations, public agencies, multinationals and consultancies.
2 months
€3,837 per month
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Our alumni work as data analysts, using their expertise in econometric modelling and statistical analysis to extract insights from large datasets and make data-driven decisions.
Graduates can specialise in econometric modelling, developing and refining models to forecast economic trends and outcomes.
Alumni find roles as policy analysts, analysing the impact of economic policies and proposing evidence-based recommendations for public and private organisations.
Econometrics graduates can work as risk managers, using statistical models to assess and manage risks in various industries, including insurance and finance.
Alumni can work as economic consultants, providing quantitative and economic advice to businesses, government agencies and other organisations.
Why did alumni Jan Sviták, Axel Augustinus and Emir Karadag decide to study Econometrics at the University of Amsterdam? And where do they work now?
All graduates have access to our extensive alumni network, with more than 186.,000 alumni worldwide. Through this network you can connect with fellow alumni, students, staff and corporate relations of UvA Economics and Business, explore your field of interest and discover new opportunities.
The Economics and Business Career Centre (EBCC) offers advice and support for your professional development and preparation for your career. During your Master’s you can reach out to the EBCC for:
information about internships;
personal advice on your career path;
preparing for job applications and the Dutch labour market.
During your studies, you will develop professional skills and gain practical experience by solving business-oriented cases and connecting theory to practice. These skills and experiences are your currency in a rapidly evolving labour market. After completing your Master’s, you will start your career with confidence.
The EBCC and the study associations often organise career events. Here you meet employers, expand your network with professional contacts and learn about the latest developments in the field.
If you have completed your curriculum, you can do an internship or go on an exchange abroad. For international students, an internship is a good way to get to know the Dutch labour market.