Preparatory programme
for the Master of Science in Applied Economic Sciences: Economic Policy
The preparatory (pre-master) programme for the Master in Applied Economic Sciences: Economic Policy consists of a maximum of 60 ECTS-credits. Students may receive exemptions in the preparatory programme based on the obtained credits in their prior study programme(s). All possible exemptions will be assessed case per case by the board of admissions upon admission approval. Depending on the load of the preparatory programme, students may be allowed to combine the preparatory programme with certain courses of the master.
Students cannot directly apply for a preparatory programme. Students apply for the master’s programme and the board of admissions will then put together a customised preparatory programme.
Model Path
Cluster Business Economics
Accountancy
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If the colour codes change during the academic year to orange or red, modifications are possible, for example to the teaching and evaluation methods.
Introduction to financial markets
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If the colour codes change during the academic year to orange or red, modifications are possible, for example to the teaching and evaluation methods.
Introduction to financial reporting and analysis
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If the colour codes change during the academic year to orange or red, modifications are possible, for example to the teaching and evaluation methods.
Cluster Economics
Economic policy
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- 'Microeconomics'
- 'Macroeconomics'
International economics
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If the colour codes change during the academic year to orange or red, modifications are possible, for example to the teaching and evaluation methods.
- 'Microeconomics'
- 'Macroeconomics'
Macroeconomics
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If the colour codes change during the academic year to orange or red, modifications are possible, for example to the teaching and evaluation methods.
- 'Introduction to economics'
- 'Mathematical methods'
Microeconomics
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If the colour codes change during the academic year to orange or red, modifications are possible, for example to the teaching and evaluation methods.
- 'Introduction to economics'
- 'Mathematical methods'
Topics in public economics
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If the colour codes change during the academic year to orange or red, modifications are possible, for example to the teaching and evaluation methods.
- - NNB
Cluster Research Methodology and Mathematics
Introduction to econometrics
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- 'Descriptive statistics and probability theory'
- 'Economics'
Mathematical methods
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If the colour codes change during the academic year to orange or red, modifications are possible, for example to the teaching and evaluation methods.
Multivariate Analysis
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If the colour codes change during the academic year to orange or red, modifications are possible, for example to the teaching and evaluation methods.
- 'Mathematical Methods' and
- 'Descriptive Statistics and Probability Theory'