Advanced Economic and Financial Analysis

The module "Advanced Economic and Financial Analysis" aims to prepare students to conduct advanced economic and financial research, both in academic settings and in practical economic environments. The program focuses on developing analytical, methodological, and research skills essential for conducting scientific work, including preparation for doctoral studies. Students gain knowledge in advanced econometric methods, data analysis, heterodox economics, and economic policy, enabling them to approach complex economic and financial problems comprehensively.

Graduate profile:
Graduates of the "Advanced Economic and Financial Analysis" module possess in-depth knowledge of economic research methodologies, advanced data analysis techniques, and economic theories. They are capable of independently conducting scientific research, interpreting economic phenomena, and formulating conclusions for economic and business policy purposes. Graduates are prepared to work in academic institutions, think tanks, financial institutions, and economic analysis departments of enterprises. They also possess skills in presenting research results and effective communication in academic and professional environments.


Characteristics of main courses:

  • Academic Presentation Techniques – this course prepares students for effective communication in academic and professional settings, with a particular emphasis on presenting scientific research results and self-presentation.
  • Heterodox Economics – this course introduces students to alternative schools of economic thought, which complement mainstream economics, providing a broader perspective on economic issues.
  • Methodology of Writing Academic Texts in Economics – this course teaches how to prepare academic papers, including master's theses, and how to construct arguments based on research findings.
  • Economic Research Methods 1 – this course focuses on survey and experimental methods commonly used in economic research, as well as their advantages and limitations.
  • Economic Research Methods 2 – this course expands knowledge on less commonly used research methods, such as interviews, case studies, archival research, and meta-analyses.
  • Advanced Panel Econometrics – students learn advanced methods for modeling cross-sectional and time-series data, which are crucial for analyzing economic phenomena in a dynamic context.
  • Advanced Time Series Econometrics – this course introduces advanced techniques for time series analysis, essential for forecasting and modeling economic trends.
  • Advanced Economic Policy – this course uses theoretical knowledge to analyze key economic and socio-economic challenges and to understand the role of economic policy in addressing them.

Distinctive features of the module:

  • Preparation for an academic career – The module places particular emphasis on developing research skills, which are essential for those planning to pursue doctoral studies and a scientific career.
  • Advanced analytical methods – The module program includes state-of-the-art methods for analyzing economic and financial data, enabling graduates to conduct advanced research.
  • Interdisciplinarity – The module combines knowledge from economics, finance, research methodology, and heterodox economics, allowing for a comprehensive approach to economic problems.
  • Development of communication skills – Students are prepared to effectively present their research results in both academic and professional environments.

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