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	Study programmes 2010-2011 Last update : 11/04/2011
	Master in Economical Sciences Th Pr Au Credits A single year Compulsory courses ECON2262-1 Industrial organization (english language) - Axel Gautier 30 - - 5 ECON0258-1 European Economics (english language) - Joseph Tharakan 30 - - 5 GMEM0017-1 Thesis - Collégialité - - - 20 Optional courses With the agreement of the Jury, choose 6 courses not already followed, among : ECON0213-1 Econometric methods - Jean‑Pierre Urbain 30 15 - 5 Notice This course requires a good knowledge in quantitative methods (mathematics and statistics). ECON0307-1 International Macroeconomics (english language) - Lionel Artige 30 15 - 5 ECON0927-1 Advanced Microeconomics (english language) - Alain Jousten 30 15 - 5 Notice This course requires a good knowledge in quantitative methods (mathematics and statistics). ECON0195-1 Money, Credit, and Banking - Lionel Artige 30 15 - 5 ECON0207-2 Industrial Economics - Axel Gautier 30 - - 5 ECON0205-1 Introduction to International Economics - Joseph Tharakan 30 15 - 5 ECON0091-1 Economic aspects of public finance - Alain Jousten 30 15 - 5 ECON0016-2 Labour Economics - Sergio Perelman 30 15 - 5 ECON0011-2 Economics of Development, 45 lecture periods, FELD S. - Joseph Tharakan 30 15 - 5 ECON0007-2 Public Management and Transport Economics - Henry‑Jean Gathon 30 15 - 5 Notice This course requires a good knowledge in quantitative methods (mathematics and statistics). ECON0098-2 Geographical economics - Joseph Tharakan 30 15 - 5 ECON0928-1 Economic Theory of Competition and Regulation (english language) - Axel Gautier 30 15 - 5 ECON0196-2 Public Economics (english language) - Alain Jousten 30 15 - 5 ECON0929-1 Games and Information Economics (english language) - Axel Gautier 30 15 - 5 ECON0064-3 (not available during 2010-2011) History of Economic Thought 30 15 - 5 ECON0842-3 International Trade Economics (english language) - Joseph Tharakan 30 15 - 5 ECON0933-1 Advanced Macroeconomics - Lionel Artige 30 15 - 5 Notice This course requires a good knowledge in quantitative methods (mathematics and statistics). [...] One of the courses with options from the "Economic Analysis and Public Governance" option offered to students in their first year of the Masters in Economic Sciences (120 credits) 5 Home Search by Faculty Search by teacher Search by course code and title Version imprimable (PDF)
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