Economic Sciences

To research and analyze markets and prices, national income, the economic conjuncture, economic development, the cost of living and salaries; to carry out economic investigations and assessments; to determine the ideal production level; to fix selling prices and allocate costs; to provide economic and financial advice always with a view to increasing productivity and the profitability of assets in a private or public environment. They will also be able to work as university lecturers.

Core Curriculum to the Course

• Economic Theory Basics
• Mathematics Economy II
• Mathematics Economy III
• Accounting and Balance Analysis
• Economic Analysis Methods I
• Introduction to Economics
• General Economic History I
• Social Science for Economy
• Economic Analysis Methods II
• Microeconomics I
• Social Accounting
• General Economic History II
• Law Institutions
• Policy Economy I
• Economic Statistics and Introduction to Econometrics
• Economic Analysis Methods III
• Microeconomics II
• Macroeconomics I
• Socio-economics Development
• Policy Economy II
• Econometrics I
• Economic Analysis Methods IV
• Microeconomics III
• Macroeconomics II
• International Economy I
• Brazilian Economic Formation I
• Economic Analysis Methods IV
• Microeconomics IV
• Macroeconomics III
• International Economy II
• Brazilian Economic Formation II
• Contemporaneous Brazilian Economy I
• Contemporaneous Brazilian Economy II
• Research Techniques
• Monetary Economics
• Corporative and Financialized Strategies
• International Economy III
• Monograph I
• Economical Thinking History
• Contemporaneous Economic Development
• Monograph II
• Economy in Public Sector
• Calculus I
• Statistics for Experimentalist

Elective Subjects 

12 credits among: 

• Interpreters in Brazil
• Brazilian Economic History
• Basics Financial Mathematics
• Social Policy and Politics in Brazil
• Quantitative Methods Applied to Financial Economy
• Contemporaneous Policy Economy
• Development Theory
• Quantitative Methods Applied to Company Administration I
• International Monetary System
• Introduction to Administration
• Agricultural Economy
• Industrial Economy
• Regional and Urban Economy
• Labor Economy
• Monetary and Financial Theory
• Financial Economy
• Econometrics II
• Company Economy and Strategies
• Project Preparation and Analysis
• Environmental Economy
• International Economy IV
• Economic Methodology
• Bank Market
• Company Finances
• Special Topics in Economy I
• Special Topics in Economy II
• Special Topics in Economy III
• Special Topics in Economy IV
• Special Topics in Economy V
• Post-Keynesian Macroeconomics
• Latin-America Economy
• Public State and Policy
• Special Topics in Economy VI
• Capital Finances and Market
• Marketing Management  

12 credits among:

• Any subject offered by UNICAMP

• To enroll as a regular student in one of UNICAMP's 66 undergraduate courses, foreign students usually have to pass the Vestibular entrance examination, required for Brazilian students as well.Unicamp’s COMVEST1 organizes the Vestibular entrance examination, offered once a year and only in Portuguese.