Courses in Economics for 2022-2023

Level 1 (SCQF level 7)

• Economics 1A (20 Credits)
• Economics 1B (20 Credits)
• Introduction to Alternative Perspectives in Economics (20 Credits)
• Introductory Economics (20 Credits)
• Introductory Mathematics for Economists (10 Credits)
• Introductory Statistics for Economists (10 Credits)
• Microeconomics E1 (10 Credits)

Level 2 (SCQF level 8)

• Economics 2A (20 Credits)
• Economics 2B (20 Credits)

Level 4 (SCQF level 10)

• Advanced Macroeconomics. (15 Credits)
• Alternative Perspectives on Topics in Economics (15 Credits)
• Behavioural Economics: Theory and Applications (15 Credits)
• Central Bank Models: A Critical Assessment (15 Credits)
• Collective Welfare and Distributive Justice (15 Credits)
• Econometrics 1: Introduction to Econometrics (15 Credits)
• Econometrics 2: Multiple Regression and Applications (15 Credits)
• Economic Analysis with MATLAB (15 Credits)
• Economic Geography (15 Credits)
• Economic Growth and Development (15 Credits)
• Economic History (15 Credits)
• Economics of Banking (15 Credits)
• Economics of Business Strategy and Regulation (15 Credits)
• Economics of Business: Contracts and Governance (15 Credits)
• Economics of Industry (15 Credits)
• Economics Of Industry 1: Basic Theories Of Market Structures (Exchange Students) (15 Credits)
• Economics of Poverty, Discrimination and Development (15 Credits)
• Economics Of Team Sport (Exchange Students) (15 Credits)
• Environmental Economics (15 Credits)
• Financial Crises (15 Credits)
• Financial Derivatives (15 Credits)
• Financial Markets and Corporate Finance (15 Credits)
• Game Theory for Economists (15 Credits)
• Health Economics. (15 Credits)
• History of Economic Thought (15 Credits)
• International Finance (15 Credits)
• International Trade (15 Credits)
• International Trade (Exchange Students) (15 Credits)
• Labour Economics (15 Credits)
• Macroeconomic Analysis: Inflation, Unemployment And Growth (15 Credits)
• Market Failures and Mechanism Design (15 Credits)
• Markets and Competition Policy (15 Credits)
• Mathematical Methods for Economists (15 Credits)
• Mathematical Methods for Economists (Exchange Students) (15 Credits)
• Microeconomic Analysis: General Equilibrium, Public Decision and Information (Exchange Students) (15 Credits)
• Microeconomic Analysis: General Equilibrium, Public Decision and Information. (15 Credits)
• Natural Resource Economics (15 Credits)
• Public Economics (15 Credits)