MA 2nd year optional courses 2010/2011
Second Year Masters
The second-year program consists of two 12-week semesters and a two-and-a-half-month research break during which students work closely with research supervisors to prepare their MA thesis. The second year shifts the focus from traditional courses in core theory to more advanced field topics in economics.
FALL
Optionals
Winter
Optionals
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Course title |
Professor(s)
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Credit
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2
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2
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| Laszlo Matyas |
4
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3 |
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| Monetary Economics | Max Gillman |
2 |
| International Finance | Laszlo Halpern |
3 |
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2 |
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| History of Economic Thought | Julius Horvath |
2 |
| International Trade | Miklos Koren |
4 |
| Economics of Law | Anthony Dnes, Andrzej Baniak |
4 |
| Investments | Peter Kondor | 3 |
| Topics in Law and Economics | Andrzej Baniak | 2 |
| Topics in Macro 1 | Peter Karadi |
1 |
| Behavioral Economics | Kristóf Madarász | 1 |