Graduate Certificate in International Economics

Students choose one International Economics course: International Trade and Investment Policy IID, International Finance PG, International Trade PG.
In addition, students choose a further three courses chosen from a range of intermediate level courses available.
Students who plan on progressing to the Master level programs in Economics should seek advice from the Program Advisor in the Professions Postgraduate Hub.
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Graduate Certificate in International Economics Example Study Plan Indicative study plan You must complete four courses (12 units) to qualify for the Graduate Certificate in International Economics which shall comprise the following: At least one of the following International Economics courses (total of 3 units) ECON 7036 International Trade & Investment Policy IIDECON 7044 International Finance PGECON 7072 International Trade PG Three of the following courses not previously taken (total of 9 units) ECON 7001 Econometrics PGECON 7011 Intermediate Microeconomics A IIDECON 7016 Resource & Environmental Eco PGECON 7032 Public Economics PGECON 7036 International Trade & Investment Policy IIDECON 7044 International Finance PGECON 7051 Intermediate Econometrics IIDECON 7052 East Asian Economies IIDECON 7062 Game Theory PGECON 7072 International Trade PGECON 7058 Development Economics PGECON 7071 Intermediate Macroeconomics IIDECON 7114 Money, Banking & Financial Markets PGECON 7228 Thinking Strategically IIDECON 7237 Industrial Organisation PG Please note:  Some courses require some mathematical or statistical background.
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Assessment Assessment is based on a range of methods.
Typical examples of those methods include examinations, tests, individual or group assignments, projects, presentations, online quizzes, and tutorial work.