Honours Programmes in Economics (2023 and 2024)
Financial Economics stream (credits in parentheses)
Compulsory modules
Course outlines of modules can be found here
Research Assignment (30) - Semester 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
Financial Economics (10) - Semester 2
Interational Finance (10) - Semester 2
Monetary Economics (10) - Semester 2
Recommended Elective modules (minimum of 10 credits, maximum of 18 credits)
Public Economics (10) - Semester 1
Behavioural Economics (10) - Semester 2
Industrial Organisation (10) - Semester 1
One of:
Derived Financial Instruments* (18) - Semester 2
OR
Portfolio Management** (18) - Semester 2
* A final mark of 65% for Investment Management 344 is a prerequisite.
** Investment Management 254 is a prerequisite pass module. Investment Management 314, 324 & 354 are highly recommended and there is a selection of students.
Information specific to this programme can be found here:
- General information on admission and selection requirements for this programme can be found here.
- The pure economics stream is a second option within this programme.
Alternatively please visit the page for the Economics and Mathematical Statistics programme.
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Upcoming Seminars
Monday 13 October 202512:10-13:10
Prof Euan Phimister: Stellenbosch Business School
Topic: "TBA"
12:10-13:10
Dr Friedrich Kreuser: Stellenbosch University
Topic: "Allocative Efficiency, Labour Shares, and Corporate Lobbying in European Manufacturing"
12:10-13:10
Prof Masashige Hamano: Waseda University
Topic: "TBA"
BER Weekly
26 Sep 2025 Free Weekly Review | Number 37 | 26 SeptemberThis report covers the key domestic and international data releases over the past week. The more comprehensive BER Weekly Review (Enhanced Version) includes a detailed discussion on the main economic events and developments over the past week, a summary of upcoming data (the week ahead) and the BER’s forecast for key economic indicators....
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