Advanced Microeconomics, 7.5 credits
(Avancerad mikroekonomi, 7,5 högskolepoäng)
Course code | 1119NE |
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Subject area | Economics |
Main field of study | Economics |
Progressive specialisation | A1F (Second cycle, has second-cycle course/s as entry requirements) |
Academic school | School of Social Sciences |
Disciplary domain |
Social sciences 100%
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Grading scale | AF |
Education cycle | Second-cycle (Master) |
Language of instruction | English |
Valid from | Autumn semester 2019 |
Validation
This course syllabus was validated by the Management Board of the School of Social Sciences at Södertörn University on 2019-02-14 according to the stipulations in the Higher Education Ordinance.
Entry requirements
Bachelor's Degree in Economics and English B or equivalent.
Learning outcomes
- explain advanced microeconomic theory
- apply theoretical models to analyse microeconomic problems.
- participate in scholarly discussions and contribute qualified opinions on microeconomic issues,
- evaluate and relate to how theoretical perspectives and choices of methods influence scientific studies
Course content, modules and examinations
The course extends the students’ knowledge within the field of microeconomic theory, which is the foundation of contemporary international research in the field of microeconomics. The level of abstraction in this course is significantly higher than in previous microeconomic theory courses in terms of formalised mathematical analysis.
1001, Advanced Microeconomics, 7.5 credits
(Avancerad mikroekonomi,
7,5 högskolepoäng)
Grades permitted:
AF
Course design
The course comprises lectures and seminarsExamination format
Assessment is conducted through a written examination and assignments.The grading criteria are distributed prior to the start of a course or module.
If a student has a certificate from Södertörn University for compensatory support, the examiner has the right to decide on an adapted examination or alternative form of examination in accordance with Södertörn University's regulations.
Restrictions on accreditation
The course may not be accredited as part of a degree if the contents are partly or wholly the same as a course previously taken in Sweden or elsewhere.
Other stipulations