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Economics

You understand how money, markets and economic decisions work.

Category: Business · Social SciencesStudy: ~3 yrsSalary: PLN 5-7k → PLN 10-20k

You analyse economic phenomena, markets and policy. A broad degree that opens doors to finance, analytics, consulting, public administration and business.

Is it for you?

This field usually suits people of the investigative and enterprising type (RIASEC model). Maths and an interest in how the world and the economy work.

Salary (indicative, gross/month)

StagePay
Starting outPLN 5-7k
With experiencePLN 10-20k

These are indicative figures — real pay depends on city, company, specialisation and contract type.

Example jobs after this field

Economic analystEconomistMarket analystEconomic advisorAnalytics specialist

Pros

  • A very versatile field
  • A good foundation for finance, business and analytics
  • Valued by employers

Cons

  • Can be too general without a specialisation
  • A lot of theory and maths
  • You have to fight for a good job, practical experience alongside studies matters

Future and automation

Low to medium, analysis and advisory work stay with people.

Alternative path

An economics degree plus internships; related fields: finance, econometrics.

First steps

  1. Read an accessible blog/podcast about economics
  2. See what economics graduates do (on LinkedIn)
  3. Learn the difference between economics and finance
  4. Plan an internship as early as your 1st-2nd year of studies

Not sure if "Economics" is the right path for you?

Take the free 10-minute aptitude test (RIASEC model) and see how this field fits your strengths — compared with other paths.

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Frequently asked questions

How long does Economics take?

Roughly about 3 years. Full-time public studies are usually free.

How much can you earn after Economics?

Indicatively PLN 5-7k starting out and PLN 10-20k per month with experience (gross). These are indicative figures depending on city and specialisation.

Who is Economics for?

Maths and an interest in how the world and the economy work. In the RIASEC model it best suits the investigative and enterprising type.