Curriculum of the International Bachelor's Programme in Economics and Finance
Specialisation
Mathematics and Economics
Subjects
External examinations
Year 1
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
Year 2
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. Elements of Econometrics 2. Macroeconomics – 2 3. Microeconomics – 2 4. Abstract Mathematics 5. Choice of 1 from: • Principles of Banking and Finance • Management Accounting • Business and Management in a Global Context 6. Choice of 1 from: • Sociology of Consumer Finance • Public Economics • History of Economics Thought 7. Choice of 1 from: • Game Theory • Economic History • Applied Economics • Development Economics 8. Year paper
1. Microeconomics 2. Macroeconomics 3. Elements of Econometrics 4. Abstract Mathematics
Year 4
1. Corporate Finance 2. Further Calculus, Further Linear Algebra 3. Optimisation Theory, Mathematics of Finance and Valuation 4. Choice of 1 from: • International Economics • Monetary Economics • Industrial Economics 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. Further Calculus, Further Linear Algebra 3. Optimisation Theory, Mathematics of Finance and Valuation 4. Choice of 1 from: • Industrial Economics (if Micro completed) • Monetary Economics (if Macro completed) • International Economics (if Micro & Macro completed)