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Academic year 2014-2015Value date : 09/05/2015

HEC Management School - University of Liege

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Master in Economics
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Credits

Programme structure

One-year master program (60 ECTS)

Two-Year Master Program (120 ECTS)

Teaching focus

Professional focus in Economic Analysis and Public Governance

Professional focus in Economics and Finance

Research Focus

One-year master program (60 ECTS)

Compulsory courses

ECON2262-1

Industrial organization (english language) - Axel Gautier
Q2
30
-
-
5

ECON0258-1

European Economics (english language) - Joseph Tharakan
Q2
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 - Eric Bonsang

30
15
-
5

Notice This course requires a good knowledge in quantitative methods (mathematics and statistics).

ECON0307-1

International Macroeconomics (english language) - Lionel Artige
Q1
30
15
-
5

ECON0927-1

Advanced Microeconomics (english language) - Alain Jousten
Q1
30
15
-
5

Notice This course requires a good knowledge in quantitative methods (mathematics and statistics).

ECON2261-1

Monetary and financial economics - Lionel Artige, Danielle Sougné
Q2
45
-
-
5

ECON2259-1

Microeconomics and industrial economy - Axel Gautier, Bernard Thiry
Q2
40
15
-
5

ECON2260-1

Economics of Globalization - Joseph Tharakan
Q1
45
-
-
5

ECON0091-1

Economic aspects of public finances - Alain Jousten
Q2
30
15
-
5

ECON0943-1

Labor economics (english language) - Mathieu Lefebvre
Q2
30
15
-
5

ECON0011-2

Economics of Development - Joseph Tharakan
Q1
30
15
-
5

ECON0007-2

Public Management and Transport Economics - Henry-Jean Gathon
Q2
30
15
-
5

ECON0098-2

Economic Geography (english language) - Joseph Tharakan (Even years)
Q2
30
15
-
5

ECON0928-1

Economics of Competition and Regulation (english language) - Axel Gautier
Q2
30
15
-
5

ECON0196-2

Public Economics (english language) - Alain Jousten
Q2
30
15
-
5

ECON0929-1

Games and Information Economics (english language) - Axel Gautier
Q1
30
15
-
5

ECON0064-3

History of Economic Thought (english language) - Goulven Rubin

30
15
-
5

ECON0842-3

International Trade Economics (english language) - Joseph Tharakan
Q1
30
15
-
5

FINA0051-1

Banking and Insurance (english language) - Fabien Boniver, Georges Hübner
Q2
30
-
-
5

ECON2276-1

Topics in Health Economics (english language) - Mélanie Lefevre

30
-
-
5

ECON2275-1

Economics of Innovation (english language) - Lionel Artige
Q2
30
-
-
5

ECON0933-1

Advanced Macroeconomics (english language) - Lionel Artige
Q1
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

Two-Year Master Program (120 ECTS)

First Year

Compulsory courses

ECON0927-1

Advanced Microeconomics (english language) - Alain Jousten
Q1
30
15
-
5

ECON0091-1

Economic aspects of public finances - Alain Jousten
Q2
30
15
-
5

Notice Students who have already taken this course must replace it by an optional course from the option "Economic Analysis and Public Governance".

ECON0929-1

Games and Information Economics (english language) - Axel Gautier
Q1
30
15
-
5

ECON0307-1

International Macroeconomics (english language) - Lionel Artige
Q1
30
15
-
5

ECON0842-3

International Trade Economics (english language) - Joseph Tharakan
Q1
30
15
-
5

ECON2262-1

Industrial organization (english language) - Axel Gautier
Q2
30
-
-
5

ECON0933-1

Advanced Macroeconomics (english language) - Lionel Artige
Q1
30
15
-
5

ECON0213-1

Econometric methods - Eric Bonsang

30
15
-
5

Optional courses

Choose one language course out of the following :

Notice access to basic-level language courses is subject to a number of requirements - see the HEC regulations

LANG1925-1

German 4 - Marie Mawhin
Q2
30
-
-
5

LANG1926-1

Advanced German 4 - Sylvia Deroose
Q2
30
-
-
5

LANG1927-1

Spanish 4 - Alexis Alvarez Barbosa, Véronique Peiffer
Q2
30
-
-
5

LANG1928-1

Advanced Spanish 4 - Nicole Grutman
Q2
30
-
-
5

LANG1929-1

Italian 4 - Christine Hanon
Q2
30
-
-
5

LANG1930-1

Advanced Italian 4 - Christine Hanon
Q2
30
-
-
5

LANG1931-1

Dutch 4 - Nicole Engelen, Lutgarde Nachtergaele, Baudoin Yans
Q2
30
-
-
5

LANG1932-1

Advanced Dutch 4 - Lutgarde Nachtergaele
Q2
30
-
-
5

LANG1933-1

Elementary German 1 - Sylvia Deroose, Marie Mawhin
Q2
30
-
-
5

LANG1934-1

Elementary Spanish 1 - Alexis Alvarez Barbosa, Véronique Peiffer
Q2
30
-
-
5

LANG1936-1

Elementary Dutch 1 - Nicole Engelen

30
-
-
5

LANG1954-1

French beginner level 1 - ISLV

30
-
-
5

Notice this course is only open to non-French speaking students.

Choose one option from the following :

Notice each option given below is a prerequisite to access to the concerned focus, offered in 2nd year of Master.

Option "Economic Analysis and Public Governance"

ECON2263-1

Topics in Empirical Economics (english language) - Sergio Perelman

30
-
-
5

Choose two courses out of the following :

ECON2264-3

Public choices and budgeting




5
-
Part 1 : Public choices analysis - Bernard Jurion
15
-
-
-
Part 2 : Budgeting - Luc Leruth, Elisabeth Paul
15
-
-

ECON0928-1

Economics of Competition and Regulation (english language) - Axel Gautier (Odd years)
Q2
30
15
-
5

ECON0740-2

Introduction to health economics - Fabienne Fecher-Bourgeois, Audrey Neuprez, Elisabeth Paul, Jean-Yves Reginster - [5h SEM]
Q2
25
-
[+]
5

ECON0011-2

Economics of Development - Joseph Tharakan
Q1
30
15
-
5

ECON0943-1

Labor economics (english language) - Mathieu Lefebvre
Q2
30
15
-
5

ECON0098-2

Economic Geography (english language) - Joseph Tharakan (Even years)
Q2
30
15
-
5

ECON0258-1

European Economics (english language) - Joseph Tharakan
Q2
30
-
-
5

ECON2266-1

Public finance and economic policy in Belgium and Europe - Alain Jousten, Bernard Jurion, Didier Reynders
Q2
30
-
-
5

GEST3035-1

Introduction to social economy and social entrepreneurship (english language) - Jacques Defourny
Q2
30
-
-
5

ECON2276-1

Topics in Health Economics (english language) - Mélanie Lefevre

30
-
-
5

ECON2275-1

Economics of Innovation (english language) - Lionel Artige
Q2
30
-
-
5

Option "Economics and Finance"

ECON2263-1

Topics in Empirical Economics (english language) - Sergio Perelman

30
-
-
5

Choose two courses out of the following :

FINA0053-1

Investments and Portfolio Management (english language) - Georges Hübner
Q2
30
-
-
5

FINA0051-1

Banking and Insurance (english language) - Fabien Boniver, Georges Hübner
Q2
30
-
-
5

FINA0060-1

Empirical Methods in Financial Markets (english language) - Cédric Heuchenne
Q2
30
-
-
5

FINA0052-1

Financial Derivatives (english language) - Aline Muller
Q2
30
-
-
5

Second year

Compulsory courses

ECON0064-3

History of Economic Thought (english language) - Goulven Rubin

30
15
-
5

GTFE0016-1

Final work - Collégialité

-
-
-
20

Optional courses

Follow-up to the second language choice made in the 1st year of Master :

LANG1938-1

German 5 - Marie Mawhin
Q2
30
-
-
5

LANG1939-1

Advanced German 5 - Sylvia Deroose
Q2
30
-
-
5

LANG1940-1

Spanish 5 - Nicole Grutman
Q2
30
-
-
5

LANG1941-1

Advanced Spanish 5 - Véronique Peiffer
Q2
30
-
-
5

LANG1942-1

Italian 5 - Christine Hanon
Q2
30
-
-
5

LANG1943-1

Advanced Italian 5 - Christine Hanon
Q2
30
-
-
5

LANG1944-1

Dutch 5 - Doris De Laet
Q2
30
-
-
5

LANG1950-1

Advanced Dutch 5 - Doris De Laet
Q2
30
-
-
5

LANG1945-1

Elementary German 2 - Sylvia Deroose
Q2
30
-
-
5

LANG1946-1

Elementary Spanish 2 - Nicole Grutman
Q2
30
-
-
5

LANG1948-1

Elementary Dutch 2 - Claire de Lamotte

30
-
-
5

LANG1955-1

French beginner level 2 - N...

30
-
-
5

Notice this course is only open to non-French speaking students.

Choose one focus from the following :

Teaching focus

Compulsory courses

AESS0202-1

General didactics: course and exercises ; observation placements ; reflexive practices - Annick Fagnant - [10h Internship]
TA
30
10
[+]
4

AESS0313-1

Special teaching - course and exercises, Part 1 - Jean-Marie Dujardin
Q1
35
-
-
3

AESS0314-1

Special teaching - course and exercises, Part 2 - Jean-Marie Dujardin - Suppl : Pascal Renard
Q2
40
-
-
4

AESS0315-1

Teaching practice (including observation practice, teaching practice and reflexive practical work), Part 1 - Jean-Marie Dujardin
TA
-
35
-
3

AESS0316-1

Teaching practice (including observation practice, teaching practice and reflexive practical work), Part 2 - Jean-Marie Dujardin
Q2
-
40
-
5

AESS0246-1

Analysis of scolastic institutions and key-players, educational policies - Dominique Lafontaine
Q1
15
-
-
1

AESS0248-1

Elements of sociology of education - Jean-François Guillaume
Q2
10
-
-
1

AESS0140-1

Professional ethics and training to neutrality and citizenship - Anne Herla
Q2
25
-
-
2

AESS0004-1

Media education - Jérémy Hamers
Q1
15
-
-
1

AESS0143-1

Educational Psychology of adolescents and young adults - Annick Fagnant
Q1
15
-
-
2

AESS0339-1

Understand and manage the diversity of public schools - Ariane Baye
Q2
10
15
-
3

AESS0251-1

Interdisciplinary focus - Annick Fagnant
Q2
6
-
-
1

Professional focus in Economic Analysis and Public Governance

Notice focus open to students who have taken the "Economic Analysis and Public Governance" option during the 1st year of Master.

Compulsory courses

ECON0196-2

Public Economics (english language) - Alain Jousten
Q2
30
15
-
5

GEST3061-1

Skills portfolio - Louis Esch, David Homburg
TA
-
-
-
5

GSTG0011-1

Placement - Collégialité

-
-
-
10

Optional courses

Choose two courses out of the following :

ECON2264-3

Public choices and budgeting




5
-
Part 1 : Public choices analysis - Bernard Jurion
15
-
-
-
Part 2 : Budgeting - Luc Leruth, Elisabeth Paul
15
-
-

ECON0928-1

Economics of Competition and Regulation (english language) - Axel Gautier (Odd years)
Q2
30
15
-
5

ECON0740-2

Introduction to health economics - Fabienne Fecher-Bourgeois, Audrey Neuprez, Elisabeth Paul, Jean-Yves Reginster - [5h SEM]
Q2
25
-
[+]
5

ECON0011-2

Economics of Development - Joseph Tharakan
Q1
30
15
-
5

ECON0943-1

Labor economics (english language) - Mathieu Lefebvre
Q2
30
15
-
5

ECON0098-2

Economic Geography (english language) - Joseph Tharakan (Even years)
Q2
30
15
-
5

ECON0258-1

European Economics (english language) - Joseph Tharakan
Q2
30
-
-
5

ECON2266-1

Public finance and economic policy in Belgium and Europe - Alain Jousten, Bernard Jurion, Didier Reynders
Q2
30
-
-
5

GEST3035-1

Introduction to social economy and social entrepreneurship (english language) - Jacques Defourny
Q2
30
-
-
5

ECON2276-1

Topics in Health Economics (english language) - Mélanie Lefevre

30
-
-
5

ECON2275-1

Economics of Innovation (english language) - Lionel Artige
Q2
30
-
-
5

Professional focus in Economics and Finance

Notice focus open to students who have taken the option "Economics and Finance" during the 1st year of master.

Compulsory courses

ECON0196-2

Public Economics (english language) - Alain Jousten
Q2
30
15
-
5

GEST3061-1

Skills portfolio - Louis Esch, David Homburg
TA
-
-
-
5

GSTG0011-1

Placement - Collégialité

-
-
-
10

Optional courses

Choose 2 courses, not taken previously, from the following :

DROI8026-1

Law and Taxation of Financial Institutions - Denis-Emmanuel Philippe

24
-
-
5

FINA0054-1

Fund Industry (english language) - Danielle Sougné
Q2
30
-
-
5

FINA0023-4

Financial Risk Management (english language) - Georges Hübner
Q2
30
-
-
5

FINA0062-1

Financial Economics (english language) - Georges Hübner
Q2
30
-
-
5

FINA0028-5

International Finance (english language) - Aline Muller
Q2
30
-
-
5

Research Focus

Compulsory courses

ECON0935-1

Training Seminar for Research in Economics - Joseph Tharakan
Q2
36
-
-
6

GTRA0007-1

Work related to the Final Thesis - Collégialité

-
-
-
9

Optional courses

Choose three of the following courses :

Notice these classes aim to familiarise students with research into economics and high level scientific literature. This consists of classes and seminars followed in other faculties or other Belgian or foreign universities.
[...]Courses and seminars of other faculties or universities5


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