Master's Degree
Overview
The M.A. Programme in Economics aims to equip its students from various backgrounds with the ability to understand, use, or extend research in economics. Graduates are typically placed as analysts or economists in either state or private institutions or continue with their Ph.D. studies in different parts of the world. Core theory courses Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, and Research Methods are complemented by field courses that are shared with the doctoral programme. The programme's language is English.
Program Structure
The students should successfully complete 27 credits, 2 seminar courses (no credits and in one of which the thesis topic should be presented) and a thesis should be submitted. There are 6 core courses (18 credits) and three electives (9 credits). To be able to graduate, students should score minimum 3.00 GPA.
PhD
Overview
The programme aims to train students to become world class and globally competitive academicians or practitioners. Advanced core theory courses are complemented by field courses. Faculty members include successful PhD students in research and consultancy projects.
Programme Structure
The students should successfully complete 24 credits and seminar courses to graduate. The elective courses can be taken from the elective pool of the masters program. The student should pass a qualifying exam in order to write a doctoral thesis. Under normal conditions a student is able to graduate in eight semesters. Under special conditions a student can ask for additional time with the written recommendation of his/or her supervisor and the approval of the administrative board if he or she has completed coursework within 4 semesters with a GPA of minimum 3.00 and presented work in the seminar.
