The regular two-year version of the programme includes:
- Three high-level and research oriented core courses in the first semester (Advanced Microeconomics, Advanced Macroeconomics, and Advanced Econometrics).
- Five optional courses in theoretical and applied economics in the second and third semester. Options likely to be offered are Business Cycle Theory, Economic Growth, Forecasting, International Economics, DSGE Modelling, Financial Economics, Real Option Theory, Public Choice, Political Economy, Public Finance, Game Theory, History of Economic Thought or Economics of Climate Change.
- Research training through a Master thesis in the fourth semester.
