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This entry is from Summer semester 2018 and might be obsolete. No current equivalent could be found.

M.Sc. Computer Science — Minor subject Economics

If the minor subject Economics is chosen, two modules (12 LP) must be selected. If the minor subject Economics has not yet been taken in the Bachelor's program, Introduction to Economics ("A") and one of the modules marked "B" must be taken. If the minor in economics has already been studied in the bachelor's degree, at least one of the modules marked "B" and any other module must be selected.

List of modules in this area of study:

Sorted: alphabetical, by classification, by level and CP

Basic module, 6 CP

• Empirical Economics (Basic module, 6 CP, C)
• Introduction to Economics (Basic module, 6 CP, A)
• Introduction to Institutional Economics (Basic module, 6 CP, A)
• Macroeconomics I (Basic module, 6 CP, A)
• Microeconomics I (Basic module, 6 CP, A)

Advanced module, 6 CP

• Basic Concepts of Public Finance (Advanced module, 6 CP, C)
• Economic Policy (Advanced module, 6 CP, C)
• International Economics (Advanced module, 6 CP, A)
• Macroeconomics II (Advanced module, 6 CP, B)
• Microeconomics II (Advanced module, 6 CP, B)

Specialization module, 6 CP

• Applied Institutional Economics (Specialization module, 6 CP, C)
• Competition and Regulation (Specialization module, 6 CP, C)
• Development Economics: An Introduction (Specialization module, 6 CP, C)
• Environmental Economics (Specialization module, 6 CP, C)
• Introduction to Economics of Cooperation (Specialization module, 6 CP, C)
• Introduction to Law and Economics (Specialization module, 6 CP, C)
• Markets and Organizations (Specialization module, 6 CP, C)
• Seminar on Institutional Economics a (Specialization module, 6 CP, C)
• Seminar on Institutional Economics b (Specialization module, 6 CP, C)

Please note:

This page applies to the most current examination regulations in Summer semester 2018. If you are studying according to an earlier or later examination regulation other provisions may apply:

• Winter 2016/17 (no corresponding element)
• Summer 2018
• Winter 2018/19 (no corresponding element)
• Winter 2019/20 (no corresponding element)
• Winter 2020/21 (no corresponding element)
• Summer 2021 (no corresponding element)
• Winter 2021/22 (no corresponding element)
• Winter 2022/23 (no corresponding element)
• Winter 2023/24 (no corresponding element)

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