Universite Paris Dauphine, London Campus
46-52 Pentonville Road
Islington
London
N1 9HF
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Email:bachelorlondon@dauphine.psl.eu
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Economics and Management - Year 3 Major in Applied Economics and Finance
1 Study option · UndergraduateLondon Campus
- Awarded by:
- Université Paris Dauphine
Course summary
After studying for the first two years of the Bachelor's in Economics and Management, the third year allows you to specialize in Applied Economics and Finance while keeping an interdisciplinary approach.
The third year major in Applied Economics and Finance is focused towards professions in economics, finance, international spheres, and development. Modules allow a deepening of knowledge (particularly in economics) and training in the quantitative techniques and the statistical and software tools used in economic professions.
Semester 1:
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Introduction to R
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International Introduction to Securities and Investment
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Microeconomics
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Statistics
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Advanced Financial Accounting
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Computer science applied to finance (VBA1)
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Mathematics for the economists
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Financial products and financial markets
Semester 2:
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International Introduction to Securities and Investment
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Econometrics
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Macroeconomics
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Technical Analysis
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Insurance
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Computer science applied to finance (Python, VBA2)
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Portfolio Management
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Mathematical tools applied to finance
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Industrial economics
How to apply
Application codes
- Course code:
- BAEF
- Institution code:
- D01
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