All master's students are required to complete the following core courses :
Microeconomics (I)
3 credits
Macroeconomics (I)
3 credits
Econometrics (I)
3 credits
Independent Studies (I)
3 credits
Independent Studies (Π)
3 credits
Seminar in Economics (I)
1 credits
Seminar in Economics (Π)
1 credits
Each candidate must also select 3 out of 5 subjects below:
Microeconomics (II)
3 credits
Macroeconomics (II)
3 credits
Econometrics (II)
3 credits
Mathematical Economics
3 credits
Mechanism Design
3 credits
In addition, each candidate must select and complete 10 more credits, making a total of 36 credits including a master thesis.
For each subject taken, a mark of 70 or better must be received in order to be counted towards the master's degree.
Full-time master's students are expected to complete their requirements within two years, but not longer than four years. Part-time students will take a longer time.
