Required Courses
The core curriculum aims to build a rigorous theoretical and methodological framework, empowering students with the analytical depth required for future research.
Master's Program
- Microeconomics I
- Macroeconomics I
- Econometrics I
- Thesis Writing
- One core elective from: Microeconomics II, Macroeconomics II, or Econometrics II
Ph.D. Program
- Microeconomics III
- Macroeconomics III
- Econometrics III
- Economic Development
Courses Taught in English
The department offers a variety of EMI (English as a Medium of Instruction) courses to broaden students' intellectual horizons and facilitate their integration into the global intellectual community.
- Econometrics II
- Microeconomics II
- Household Finance: Model and Application
- The Economics of Education
- Machine Learning
- Financial Market Analysis
- Application Program Development in Economics
- Economic Forum
Degree Requirements
Master's Program
- Credits for Core Courses: 14 credits
- Credits for Elective Courses: 20 credits (Including a maximum of 6 credits from other departments)
- Master's Thesis: Completion of a thesis and passing the oral defense
Ph.D. Program
- Credits for Core Courses: 12 credits
- Credits for Elective Courses: 27 credits
- Including a maximum of 3 credits from other departments
- Including a maximum of 6 credits from the Economics departments at other national universities
- Qualifying Exams: Students must pass the qualifying exams in two fields selected from Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, and Econometrics.
- Exemption via Grades: An exam can be waived if the student achieves an average grade of 80 or above in the corresponding core courses.
- Exemption via Publication: One exam can be waived by publishing two papers in recognized academic journals.
- Dissertation Proposal: Students must pass the proposal defense to achieve Ph.D. candidacy.
- Dissertation: Students must complete a dissertation and pass the oral defense to receive a Ph.D. degree.
