UE 1 – Fundamentals in public economics (48H CM, 9 ECTS)

·         Public Economics

·         Multilevel governments

UE 2 – Cost benefit analysis (48H CM, 9 ECTS)

·         Microeconomics of CBA

·         Econometrics of CBA

UE 3 – Techniques quantitatives (48H CM, 9 ECTS)

·         Panel data econometrics:

·         Spatial econometrics:

UE 4 – Seminars I (visiting professors) (3 ECTS)

 
Semestre #4 (30 ETCS)

UE 5 – Public sector innovation and change (48H CM, 6 ECTS)

·         Economic analysis of reform

·         Economics and statistics of public expenditures

UE 6 – Analyse des politiques publiques (48H CM, 3 ECTS)

·         (in French, optional)

UE 7 – Practical courses in public economics (36H CM, 3 ECTS)

UE 8 – Seminars II (visiting professors) (3 ECTS)

UE 9 – Internship or master thesis (3-6 Months, 15 ECTS) 

•    CM: “Cours magistraux”= Plenary lectures

•    TD: “Travaux dirigés”= Practical courses

To help students make the most from their study abroad, the European Commission has developed a European Credit Transfer System, (ECTS), which provides a way of measuring and comparing learning achievements, and transferring them from one institution to another. One year of study in the European Union has to correspond to 60 ECTS. One semester of study should correspond to around 30 ETCS. A student coming to Rennes will obtain the 60 necessary ECTS over the whole year (25 ECTS with the seminars for the first semester and 35 ECTS for the second semester).

Detail of the programme and ECTS in Tampere and Fribourg:
http://www.mge-pepf.eu/

Detail of the programme and ECTS in Alessandria:
http://www.eppac.eu./

Reading-list

Students who do not feel comfortable with calculus and standard mathematical tools for economists are strongly advised to consult and work with the following references:

Prerequisites in microeconomics :

- H. R. Varian, Intermediate Microeconomics.

- H. R. Varian, Microeconomic Analysis (advanced).

Prerequisites in quantitative analysis (hypothesis testing, OLS , heteroscedasticity, autocorrelation):

- R. J. Wonnacott, T. H. Wonnacott  : Introductory Statistics.

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