Study programme
The credits (ECTS) are a good indication of how much time you will spend on each course unit. One credit correlates with 25 to 30 hours of studying, following classes and taking exams.
Model Path
Common Part
Compulsory: 24 ECTS-credits
Applied Econometrics
- Sofie Cabus
- Sunčica Vujić
Applied Welfare Economics
Graduate Seminar in Economics
- Luca Paolo Merlino
- Jacques Vanneste
Macroeconomics
- Roland Winkler
Master Thesis
Compulsory: 15 ECTS- credits
Master Thesis
1 Module (21 ECTS-credits) to choose from:
'International Economics and Finance' and 'Economics of Public Policy Issues'.
Students can replace 1 or more courses from the chosen module by 1 or more English courses at the faculty BE with permission of the Board of Admission. This is limited to 6 ECTS-credits.
Module 1: International Economics and Finance
Financial Econometrics
Financial Intermediation and Regulation
Monetary Economics
- Roland Winkler
Public Finance
Module 2: Economics of Public Policy Issues
Economic Analysis of Inequality
Health Economics
Industrial Organisation
Labour Economics
Transport, Mobility and the Environment
- Inge Mayeres