COURSE CURRICULUM

Year 1: Becoming an Economist, Economic Policy and Global Environment, Business Statistics and IT, Mathematics for Economists. Year 2: Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Econometrics, optional modules like International Trade or Financial Economics. Year 3: Advanced Economic Analysis, Applied Econometrics, dissertation or project, options such as Development Economics or Labour Economics. If choosing placement, it's between Year 2 and 3. Curriculum emphasizes quantitative methods, economic theory, and real-world applications through lectures, seminars, and group work. Assessment via exams, essays, presentations, and projects.