This course gives students thorough training in behavioural economics. It is tailored to professionals wanting to apply behavioural frameworks to decision-making contexts such as household financial decisions, the health industry, corporate decisions and environmental problems.<br><br>Its uniqueness lies in the practical application of conceptual frameworks to real-world scenarios across the domains outlined above. They acquire skills in behavioural analysis, causal inference, trial design and the ethical dimensions of behavioural interventions. The course culminates in a project either as independent research or as a consulting task for a real organisation. Engage in interactive learning through a blend of lectures, case studies and project work, preparing them for leadership roles in behavioural units and beyond.<br>The course aims to provide students with an in-depth understanding of how individuals make economic decisions and how psychological factors can influence those decisions and better explain real-world economic behaviours.<br><br>Careers<br>Career options include working as behavioural economics practitioners in industry or government.