Semester 5: Financial economics
Bachelor's Programme in Business and Economics: Course package EK5TE Undergraduate level 30 credits (ECTS)
About the education
You can choose to study at the School of Business or study abroad.
If you study at the School of Business, you will take 30 credits at the advanced level in financial economics. The following courses are offered:
EFI255 Financial History, 7.5 credits
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EFI256 Managerial Economics, 7.5 credits
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EFI257 Incomplete Financial Markets, 7.5 credits
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EFI258 Corporate Finance Law, 7.5 credits
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If you study abroad, at least 15 credits must be within the finance field, and the remaining 15 credits within financial economics, business economics, and/or economics. Check with the study counsellor.
If you choose to study abroad, you will find course syllabi at the institution where you are studying.
Eligibility description
Completed courses from semester 4: Methods of Economic Analysis (NEK201), Financial Accounting and Financial Statement Analysis (EFI202), Microeconomic Theory (NEK203), and Financial Economics (EFI242).