Program structure - ECON2MS/G
- Core Course - 5 credits
- Professional Focus - 30 credits
- 3 Options of Specialization - 45 credits
- 4 Electives - 20 credits
- 1 Thesis - 20 credits
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CORE COURSE - 5 credits |
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| 1 econometrics course among 3 | Fall 1 | |||
| Applied Econometrics: Time series | S. Béreau | |||
| Econométrie appliquée: microéconométrie | B. Verheyden (suppl. M. Dejemeppe) | |||
| Applied econometrics | W. Gelade | |||
PROFESSIONAL FOCUS - 30 credits |
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| 1 empirical course among 2 | Fall 1/3 | |||
| Evaluation des politiques économiques et sociales | W. Parienté | |||
| Empirical Finance | P. Giot | |||
| 1 seminar of economic analysis among 4 (Descriptions are available via the ESL intranet) |
Spring2/4 |
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SAE I - Strategy and Innovation |
F. Martin | |||
| SAE II - Firm-Level Analysis of Labour and Related Economics Issues | V. Vandenberghe | |||
| SAE III - Applying Behavioral Insights in Practice - Nudges and RCTs | J. Johnen | |||
| SAE IV - How to measure women’s over mortality? | G. Cassan | |||
| 1 reflexive course among 3 |
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| Histoire du développement économique et social | Fall 1/3 | JC. Defraigne | ||
| Philosophy and epistemology of economics | Spring2/4 | L. Larue | ||
| Institutional Foundations of Markets | Spring2/4 | G. Cassan | ||
| 1 seminar of contemporary economic issues among 4 (Descriptions are available via the ESL intranet) |
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SACTU I - Energy transition and climate change |
Spring2/4 | V. Vansteenberghe | ||
| SACTU II - The economic challenges of ageing | Spring2/4 |
V. Vandenberghe
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| SACTU III - Why and how the architecture of the euro area should be strenghtened | Fall 1/3 | B. Delbecque | ||
| SACTU IV - Global Commodity Markets: Recent Developments and Policy Issues | Spring2/4 | R. Houssa | ||
| 1 internship (10 credits) OR 1 International Exchange (30 credits - See Electives Courses) | Fall 3 Spring 4 |
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OPTIONS - 45 credits |
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| 3 Options of Specialisation among 11 (1 option = 3 courses = 15 credits) |
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| Macroéconomie: Politiques structurelles |
F. Frogneux - C. Kegels - H. Laurent - E. Toulemonde
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| Finance: Monnaie |
V. Bodart - L. Pensieroso - Y. Rychalovska
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| Development: Poverty and Institutions |
G. Cassan - C. Guirkinger - F. Libois (suppl. JM. Baland)
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Economie et société (slides ) |
I. Ferreras - F. Degrave - M. Nyssens - G. Thiry | |||
| Firms' Srategy |
P. Belleflamme - E. de Ghellinck - A. Desmedt
J. Johnen
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| Macroéconomie: Cycle et conjoncture |
V. Bodart - D. de la Croix - Y. Rychalovska
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| Finance: Markets |
F. Ducuroir - W. Gelade (suppl. A. de Crombrugghe) - P. Giot
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| Développement: Croissance et Globalisation |
F. Docquier - R. Houssa - F. Mariani
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| Economics of Public Intervention |
M. Cornélis (suppl. J.Hindriks) - B. Decerf - F. Maniquet
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| Economie du travail et des ressources humaines |
M. Hungerbuhler - V. Vandenberghe - B. Van der Linden
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V. Vanderborght
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| International Economics |
J. Gomes - G. Vannoorenberghe
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ELECTIVES COURSES - 20 credits |
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4 Electives courses among |
Fall 1/3 Spring2/4 |
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THESIS - 20 credits |
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| 1 Thesis - See details in the ESL INTRANET | Spring 4 | |||