Preliminary Programme*

A.Y. 2012-2013

I Term

• Introduction to Mathematical Economics (22 hours)
• Probability (16 hours)
• Statistics (32 hours)
• Microeconomics: Consumption and Production Theory; Games and Imperfect Markets (36 hours)
• Macroeconomics: Intoduction to Dynamic Macroeconomics; Consumption, Investment and the Labour Market (36 hours)
• Econometrics: Univariate Time Series; Static Regression (36 hours)
• Applied Economics with Stata (6 hours)
• Introduction to Matlab (6 hours)

II Term

• Optimization and Stochastic Methods (6 hours)
• Growth and Development   (8 hours)
• Development Economics (18 hours)
• Money in General Equlibrium (12 hours)
• International Trade (12 hours)
• International Finance (12 hours)
• Money and Banking (12 hours)
• Game Theory (12 hours)
• Advanced Macroeconomics (18 hours)
• Dynamic Macroeconomics (12 hours)
• Computational Economics (15 hours)

*This is a draft which may be subject to some minor changes.