Honours Programmes in Economics (2023 and 2024)

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Pure economics stream (credits in parentheses)

Compulsory modules

Course outlines of modules can be found here

Research Assignment (30) - Semesters 1 and 2

Macroeconomics (12) - Semester 2

Microeconomics (12) - Semester 1

Mathematical Methods for Economics (14) [preceded by a 3 week intensive mathematics course] - Semester 1

Introductory Econometrics (12) - Semester 1

Electives (At least 4 electives must be taken. Not all these modules are necessarily available every year. All modules listed below count for 10 credits each)

20232024 (preliminary, subject to change)
Semester 1 Semester 2 Semester 1 Semester 2
Development Economics Economics of Education I Development Economics Economics of Education I
Economic History Financial Economics Economic History Financial Economics
Public Economics Industrial Organisation Public Economics Industrial Organisation
  Monetary Economics   Monetary Economics
  Behavioural Economics   Behavioural Economics
  International Finance   International Finance
  International Trade Theory and Policy   International Trade Theory and Policy
  Capita Selecta   Capita Selecta
Not offered every year
Economics of Discrimination Labour Economics    Institutional Economics
  Health Economics    
  Economics of Technological Change    

  

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