Pricing Analyst
You work out what a company should charge, balancing profit against what customers will accept.
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- Typical pay
- €33k–€65k
- Usual education
- Degree in economics, maths or business
- Outlook
- Growing as companies get more data-driven about revenue.
A day in the life
Testing price changes, modelling their effect on revenue, presenting a recommendation to commercial leaders.
Ways in
- Commercial graduate scheme
- Data analyst role then pricing specialisation
- Economics degree with a commercial placement
What to study at 16
The subjects you choose for the final years of secondary school can shape which degrees, exams and careers are easiest to reach. This is about choosing courses, not choosing a school.
Spain
Bachillerato de Humanidades y Ciencias Sociales
Portugal
Ciências Socioeconómicas
France
Bac général — spécialités
Germany
Oberstufe — Leistungskurse
Netherlands
Profiel Economie & Maatschappij
Poland
Liceum — rozszerzenia
Skills that matter
Best courses to take
The study routes that lead most directly into this career.
BSc Economics
How markets, money and policy interact, with a strong quantitative core.
Demand, elasticity and pricing theory.
Helpful school subjects: Maths, Economics
BSc Business Analytics
Turning company data into decisions with SQL, statistics and visualisation.
Hands-on analytics for revenue work.
Helpful school subjects: Maths, Statistics, IT