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Course title Project: Economics Case Studies
Course code EBP4003
ECTS credits 5,0
Assessment Whole/Half Grades
Period
Period Start End Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri
N/A 1-1-1900 1-1-1900
Level Advanced
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Language of instruction English
Goals
After successfully finishing the project, students will be able to:
* apply knowledge of economic theory, approaches, perspectives, and methodologies to real-life problems and/or policy issues.
* independently acquire new knowledge and skills which are relevant for tackling an economic problem.
* translate a general problem into a specific (research) question, and make use of a relevant approach to obtain an answer.
* communicate the outcomes of the analysis in general and the proposed solution in particular.
Description
The project aims to give students a challenging opportunity to increase their knowledge of Economics and apply it to solve important economic problems/challenges. After a common introductory part, students will work in teams, tackling a particular case, relevant to a real-life economic decision maker (be it a business, a government, or a non-government organization). In case of a project involving a company for example, the goal is to provide an analysis of and/or a solution to the problem that the organisation in question could further develop and implement. Students are encouraged to use a wide range of methods and techniques including data analysis, theoretical modelling, simulation, experiments, etc.
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Evaluation in previous academic year For the complete evaluation of this course please click "here"
This course belongs to the following programmes / specialisations
Master Economics - Digitalisation and the Future of Learning and Work Cancelled
Master Economics - Global Challenges and Macroeconomic Policy Cancelled
Master Economics - Market Regulation and Design Cancelled
Master Economics - No specialisation Cancelled
Transitional Regulations
  • Master Economics - No specialisation [2018-2019 - 2022-2023]
  • Master Economics - Digitalisation and the Future of Learning and Work [2018-2019 - 2022-2023]
  • Master Economics - Global Challenges and Macroeconomic Policy [2018-2019 - 2022-2023]
  • Master Economics - Market Regulation and Design [2018-2019 - 2022-2023]
  1. From 2023-2024 onwards, the course is cancelled.

Note that from 2023-2024 onwards, EBP4006 "Economic Consulting Project" is offered as a replacement.

Academic YearEducationExam/ResitReplacement(s)
2023-2024 onwards  EBP4006 "Economic Consulting Project"