Economics

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During the first semester, you will pursue core modules in:

* Microeconomic Theory
* Macroeconomic Theory
* Econometric Theory
* Economic Data Analysis

In the second semester, you will take four more modules choosing one of the advanced modules in Microeconomic Theory or Macroeconomic Theory, and one of the advanced Econometrics modules.

The remaining two modules are a free choice of options from a wide range, including:

* Advanced Macroeconomic Theory
* International Macroeconomics
* Economic Applications of Game Theory
* Advanced Microeconomic Theory
* Behavioural Economic Theory
* Experimental Methods in Economics
* Time Series Econometrics
* Financial Econometrics
* Applied Microeconometrics
* Labour Economics
* Public Economic Theory
* Income Distribution and Poverty
* International Trade Theory
* Trade Analysis and Policy
* Global Environmental Issues
* Applied Money and Finance
* Financial Economics
* Behavioural Finance
* Development Policy Analysis
* Development Microeconomics
* Options and Futures Markets
* Decision-making under Risk and Uncertainty

Please note that not all Semester 2 modules are taught in every year and that all modules may be subject to change.

You will write a supervised dissertation over the summer period on a topic of your choice related to Economics.