International Economics

  • Course Number: 3.30315
  • Credit Points: 3
  • Year of Study: 3
  • Semester: 1
The course examines the academic literature in International Economics by first looking into the theoretical component which mainly comprised of microeconomic theory. Then, the course focuses on the macroeconomic framework to complement the application part of the literature. Low-dimensional economics models will be introduced to help students to gauge the understanding on basic economics and later to be extended to higher dimensional modelling. Theoretical economic models learnt in first part of the course will be then used to complement the application part of the literature which concentrates in the second half of the course

Undergraduate Information

Undergraduate Admission Requirements

All successful Applicants to the School of Business & Public Policy Undergraduate Programs will take up the

Business & Management Foundation Year.

Upon successful completion of the Business & Management Foundation Year with a minimum overall GPA of 1.75, successful students can then apply for the programs offered by the school.