📖Program Curriculum
Program content
Core courses
Applied Economic Analysis 1
Applied Economic Analysis 2
Methods: Econometrics 1
The experience course Applied Economic Analysis gives you the proper exposure to the practice of the economic analyst and culminates in thesis writing and/or project work.
Elective courses: choose a certain field or compose your own curriculum
Seminars (choose 4):
Seminar Governance of Innovation
Seminar Financial Markets and Institutions
Seminar Economics and Psychology of Social Norms and Strategic Behavior
Seminar Growth and Regional Development
Seminar Taxation
Seminar Economics and Psychology of Risk and Time
Seminar Competition Policy
Seminar Data Science for Economics
Seminar Environmental and Resource Economics
Seminar Financial Economics
Seminar Health Economics
Seminar Labor Economics
The Economics and Finance of Pensions
Method courses (choose 2):
Methods: Experiments and Surveys
Methods: Game Theory 1
Methods: Game Theory 2
Methods: Econometrics 1
Methods: Econometrics 2
Free electives (choose 1):
An additional seminar course, or a course from another Master's program.
Follow the optional, but highly recommended course:
Career Development Economics
Specialize within a certain field by choosing a specific track
Each track has its own set of compulsory courses. Visit the program pages of the specific tracks to see the course list.
Behavioral Economics
Competition and Regulation
Data Science
Financial Economics
Public Policy
Sustainable Development
Master's thesis
The MSc thesis (15 ECTS) addresses in depth a well-defined economic research question, using theory and empirics, reviewing and contributing to existing literature.
Most students write their thesis in the spring semester. In case you started the program at the end of January, you can write your thesis during summer (and proceed with coursework in the following fall semester) or write your theses during the fall semester (possibly in line with some coursework).
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