Requirements

The programme builds on students with a bachelor degree in economics or a comparable degree in which intermediate courses in microeconomics, macroeconomics, international economics, empirical economics and quantitative methods have been successfully finished. For students lacking sufficient knowledge in any of these fields, we organise summer courses. In particular we organise a course in empirical economics. It needs to be investigated whether and how we can use experiences with “webspijkeren” and Internet technology for these courses. For students who want to combine the EEP track with another degree (European Studies, Asian Studies) we will make specific agreements – see double degree programmes.

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