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Degree Programme Table: Economics (MA) (UTECNMC)


Year 1, Academic year 2009/10, Starting month: September

  • Notes: Before selecting your outside courses, please ensure you have met with your
    Director of Studies.


    • COMPULSORY COURSES
    This DPT has 2 compulsory course(s).


    Code  EUCLID code  Course Name  Period  Credits 
    U01141 (ECNM08005) Economics 1A Full Year 40
    U04618 (CMSE08003) Computing for Business and Economics Full Year 0




    COURSE OPTIONS
    This DPT has 1 set(s) of course options with the following rules.


    Select exactly 80 credits from the following School Collection: 'School collection schedule A to Q, T and W level 8' (SCH_A-Q/T/W_8) , as available.

     

    Year 2, Academic year 2009/10, Starting month: September


    COMPULSORY COURSES
    This DPT has 2 compulsory course(s).


    Code  EUCLID code  Course Name  Period  Credits 
    U01149 (ECNM08006) Economics 2 Full Year 40
    U04193 (ECNM08012) Issues in Global Economics Semester 1 20




    COURSE OPTIONS
    This DPT has 1 set(s) of course options with the following rules.


    Select exactly 60 credits from the following School Collection: 'School collection schedule A to Q, T and W level 8' (SCH_A-Q/T/W_8) , as available.

     

    Year 3, Academic year 2009/10, Starting month: September

  • Notes: Entry into third year normally requires (i) passes in all subjects taken in the first two years, and (ii) a mark of 50% or above in Economics 2 at the first attempt.

    Students who spend their third year abroad at a partner university must complete and pass a full year's diet of examinable subjects (equivalent to 120 credits), the majority of which must be in Economics. All students must complete and pass an equivalent course to the year 3 compulsory courses.


    • COMPULSORY COURSES
    This DPT has 5 compulsory course(s).


    Code  EUCLID code  Course Name  Period  Credits 
    U03137 (ECNM10050) Topics in Economic Analysis 1 Semester 1 20
    U03138 (ECNM10051) Topics in Economic Analysis 2 Semester 2 20
    U03140 (ECNM10053) Applications of Economic Analysis Semester 2 20
    U03139 (ECNM10052) Essentials of Econometrics Semester 1 20
    U03256 (ECNM10056) Applications of Econometrics Semester 2 20




    COURSE OPTIONS
    This DPT has 1 set(s) of course options with the following rules.


    Select exactly 20 credits from the following School Collection: 'School Collection schedule A to Q and T and W 9 or 10' (SCH_A-Q/T/W_9/10) , as available.

    Notes:A course taken from outwith Schedule W must be either from a list of courses approved by the Board of Studies or be approved by the Head of School. Further guidance is provided in the Economics Honours Handbook.
     

    Year 4, Academic year 2009/10, Starting month: September


    COMPULSORY COURSES
    This DPT has 1 compulsory course(s).


    Code  EUCLID code  Course Name  Period  Credits 
    EC0079 (ECNM10030) Economics Honours Dissertation As available 40




    COURSE OPTIONS
    This DPT has 3 set(s) of course options with the following rules.


    Overarching rule collection group: A  
    Select exactly 80 credits from these collections:  

    Select a minimum of 20 credits and maximum of 80 credits from the following list of courses for the Programme Collection: 'Courses from School(s) W-W - UTECNMC2 - Level(s) 10' (ROU_W-W_UTECNMC21_10) , as available.
    Code   EUCLID code   Course Name   Credits
    EC0075    (ECNM10026)    History of Economic Thought 2   20  
    EC0074    (ECNM10025)    History of Economic Thought 1   20  
    U01147    (ECNM10036)    Economics of Transition   20  
    EC0072    (ECNM10024)    Monetary Theory and Policy   20  
    EC0044    (ECNM10018)    History of Economic Thought   40  
    U00269    (ECNM10032)    Economics of Strategic Behaviour 1   20  
    EC0021    (ECNM10006)    Capital and Growth Theory   20  
    EC0070    (ECNM10022)    Natural Resource and Environmental Economics   20  
    U00308    (ECNM10033)    Economics of Developing Countries   20  
    EC0017    (ECNM10003)    Industrial Organisation   20  
    EC0024    (ECNM10008)    Economics of Technical Change   20  
    U01146    (ECNM10035)    Development Microeconomics   20  
    U01145    (ECNM10034)    Economic Transformation in East Asia   20  
    EC0018    (ECNM10004)    Public Economics   20  
    EC0031    (ECNM10013)    Economics of Strategic Behaviour   40  
    U03138    (ECNM10051)    Topics in Economic Analysis 2   20  
    U03256    (ECNM10056)    Applications of Econometrics   20  

     
    OR   

    Select a minimum of 20 credits and maximum of 40 credits from the following list of courses for the Programme Collection: 'Courses from School(s) H-H - Economics (MA) - Level(s) 10' (ROU_H-H_UTECNMC1_10) , as available.
    Code   EUCLID code   Course Name   Credits
    BS0196    (BUST10025)    Financial Modelling with Excel   20  
    EC0037    (BUST10039)    Negotiation   20  
    BS0203    (BUST10032)    Investment and Securities Markets   20  
    BS0019    (BUST10012)    Corporate Finance   20  
    BS0044    (BUST10016)    Financial Ethics   20  

    Notes:These Business School courses may be taken in place of Economics courses. Single Honours Economics students may only take two courses from this list.
     
    OR   

    Select exactly 20 credits from the following list of courses for the Programme Collection: 'Courses from School(s) W-W - Economics (MA) - Level(s) 10' (ROU_W-W_UTECNMC1_10) , as available.
    Code   EUCLID code   Course Name   Credits
    ES0042    (ECSH10021)    The U.S. Economy since 1918   20  
    ES0017    (ECSH10007)    British Business History Since 1930   20  
    U03085    (ECSH10063)    Energy, environment and security: energy policy in Britain, France and the United States since 1974   20  

     

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