Curriculum of the International Bachelor's Programme in Economics and Finance

Specialisation

1. Calculus 
2. English Language 
3. Introduction to Microeconomics 
4. Introduction to Macroeconomics
5. Introduction to Probability Theory and Statistics
6. Choice of 1 from:
• Information Computer Systems
• Programming and Databases
• Programming and Data Processing
7. Choice of 1 from:
• World Intellectual History
• History of Western Philosophy

1. Calculus
2. Statistics
3. Microeconomics
4. Macroeconomics
5. English Language

1. Macroeconomics – 1 
2. Microeconomics – 1 
3. Mathematics for Economists 
4. Statistics 
5. Linear Algebra 
6. Contemporary Sociology in Global Age
7. Principles of Accounting
8. English (Academic writing) 
9. Year paper
10. Choice of 1 from:
• Principles of Law
• Philosophy and Methodology of Science
• Political Science

1. Introduction to Economics
2. Math-1, Stat-1
3. Principles of Accounting
4. Choice of 1 from: 
• Contemporary Sociology in Global Age
• Math-2, Stat-2

1. Elements of Econometrics 
2. Macroeconomics – 2 
3. Microeconomics – 2 
4. Principles of Banking and Finance
5. Management Accounting
6. Choice of 1 from:
• Further Mathematics for Economists
• Sociology of Consumer Finance 
• Public Economics
• History of Economics Thought
7-8. Choice of 2 from:
• Game Theory
• Economic History
• Applied Economics
• Development Economics
• Further Mathematics for Economists
9. Year paper

1. Microeconomics
2. Management Accounting
3. Principles of Banking and Finance
4. Choice of 1 from:
• Elements of Econometrics
• Further Mathematics for Economists (if Math 1&2 completed)
• Macroeconomics

1. Corporate Finance
2. Financial Reporting
3. Auditing and Assurance
4. Choice of 1 from:
• International Economics
• Monetary Economics
• Industrial Economics
• Financial Intermediation
• Investment Management
• Quantitative Finance
• Organisation Theory
5. Choice of 1 from:
• Institutional Economics 
• Experimental and Behavioural Economics
• Time Series and Panel Data Analysis
• Theory of Finance
6. Research Seminar
7. BSc Graduation Thesis

1. Corporate Finance
2. Financial Reporting
3. Auditing and Assurance
4. Choice of 1 from:
• Industrial Economics (if Micro completed)
• Monetary Economics (if Macro completed)
• International Economics (if Micro & Macro completed)
• Financial Intermediation
• Investment Management
• Quantitative Finance (if Econometrics & Micro completed)
• Organisation Theory