Yes. Miva Open University is a degree-awarding institution licensed by the National Universities Commission (NUC). All programmes, including the DPH, meet approved academic quality standards.

The M.EPM is a postgraduate programme that develops advanced knowledge and practical skills in economic theory, policy analysis, quantitative methods, governance, and economic decision-making.

The programme is designed for economists, economic policy analysts, development policy professionals, international development professionals, civil servants, researchers, and other professionals interested in economic policy and management.

The programme is structured across three semesters, with a minimum duration of three semesters and a maximum of six semesters.

Yes. Students can choose from seven specialisation tracks: Development Economics, International and Trade Economics, Financial and Monetary Economics, Energy and Petroleum Economics, Public Sector Economics, Environmental & Climate Change Economics, and Health Economics and Health Policy.

Applicants need a bachelor’s degree in Economics, Public Policy, Finance, or a related field, with at least a second-class lower. HND holders with upper credit may also be considered. Applicants with lower qualifications or from non-economics backgrounds may require a PGD.

Work experience is required for candidates with a third-class degree who do not have a relevant PGD. Such candidates need at least five years of relevant professional experience. For other applicants, at least two years of relevant professional experience is preferred but not mandatory.

You will develop skills in economic analysis, policy design, econometrics, research, governance, quantitative methods, economic modelling, and evidence-based decision-making.

Yes. The M.EPM is delivered fully online, allowing students to study from anywhere without physical attendance.

Assessments include coursework, case studies, applied research tasks, and project-based evaluations focused on economic planning and policy challenges.

Graduates can pursue roles such as economic planner, policy analyst, development economist, economic research analyst, public finance specialist, policy advisor, or development programme manager.

Yes. The programme is designed for flexibility, allowing students to combine their studies with full-time or part-time work.

Tuition is structured to remain accessible while maintaining academic quality. Full fee details are provided during the application process.

You will have access to academic resources, structured course materials, and dedicated student support throughout your programme, including guidance on coursework and assessments.

Yes. The M.EPM is open to both local and international applicants who meet the admission requirements.

The Miva M.EPM combines economic theory with quantitative analysis, policy research, governance, and practical applications. It also allows students to specialise in areas ranging from development and international trade to energy, climate change, public sector economics, and health policy.