Master
The Department of Economic Theory and Economic History participates in several master's programs. It also coordinates the Master in Economics (M56/56/1), which is taught entirely in English and serves as a preparation for students who wish to start out in research or improve their professional training.
Degree programme
Course / Subject
Asignaturas del Máster Economía/Economics
Growth and Development Economics
Industrial Economics and Banking
International Economics
Research Methodology
Research Methods in Microeconomics
Microeconomics
Prácticas Externas
Work Placement
Trabajo Fin de Máster del Máster Economía/Economics
Master's Dissertation
Organización y Gestión Pública de la Cooperación al Desarrollo
Project Planning and Management and Public Cooperation Policies
Módulo I: Primer Trimestre
Macroeconomics
Research Methodology
Microeconomics
Economic Analysis Techniques
Game Theory
Módulo II: Segundo Trimestre
Behavioural Economics
Dynamics Macroeconomics
Research Methods in Macroeconomics
Research Methods in Microeconomics
Game Theory
Módulo III: Tercer Trimestre
Political Competition and Decisión Making
Growth and Development Economics
Experimental Economics
Industrial Economics and Banking
International Economics
Módulo V: Trabajo Fin de Master / Investigación
Master's Dissertation
Prácticas Externas
Work Placement
Trabajo Fin de Máster
Master's Dissertation
Módulo I: Herramientas de Análisis e Investigación
Theoretical Foundations and Empirical Methods in Economics
Módulo II: Temas Avanzados de Organización de Empresas y Economía
Analysis of the Social Environment, Economic Issues and Doctrines in the Second Half of the 20Th Century: Towards a More Competitive World
Economics of Banking
Líneas de Investigación
Temas de Historia Contemporánea
PhD Program
The Department of Economic Theory and Economic History participates in the PhD Program in Economics and Business at the University of Granada. More information on the program can be obtained in the following link. However, if you are particularly interested in the research line of some members of the Department, we advise you to contact them directly.