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Bachelor Economics and Business Economics
Specialisation Economics 2016-17

Year 1 BSc Economics and Business Economics
YearSemester 1Period 1EBC1002 Management of Organisations and MarketingEBC1006 Quantitative Methods I
Period 2EBC1010 MicroeconomicsEBC1014 Accounting
Period 3EBS1001 Reflections on Academic Discourse
Semester 2Period 4EBC1018 MacroeconomicsEBC1034 Quantitative Methods II
Period 5EBC1026 FinanceEBC1030 International Economic Relations
Period 6EBS1006 Economy Game
Year 2 BSc Economics and Business Economics | Specialisation Economics
YearSemester 1Period 1EBC2010 Microeconomics: Choices, Markets and WelfareEBC2011 Quantitative Methods III
Period 2EBC2040 Macroeconomics and Economic PolicyEBC2012 Public Economics
Period 3Elective skill 
Semester 2Period 4EBC2013 ProductivityEBC2014 International Economics
Period 5EBC2029 Understanding SocietyEBC2015 Institutions, Behaviour and Welfare
Period 6Elective skill 
Year 3 BSc Economics and Business Economics | Specialisation Economics
YearSemester 1Period 1Study Abroad 
Period 2
Period 3
Semester 2Period 4Economics Elective
or International Business Economics Elective
or Quantitative Economics Elective 		Economics Elective
or International Business Economics Elective
or Quantitative Economics Elective 		Bachelor Thesis
Period 5Economics Elective
or International Business Economics Elective
or Quantitative Economics Elective 		Economics Elective
or International Business Economics Elective
or Quantitative Economics Elective
Period 6 

The number of courses from each elective group is restricted. There is only one viable combination:
2 x Economics Elective, 1 x International Business Economics Elective, 1 x Quantitative Economics Elective

The first-year Bachelor's exam for the study programme in Economics and Business Economics is composed of two semesters, comprising:

  • eight (8) compulsory courses of 6.5 credits per course; and
  • two (2) compulsory skills trainings of 4.0 credits per skills training.

Final Bachelor’s exam (Bachelor year two and three)
The final Bachelor's exam is composed of four semesters.
The first and second semester comprises:

  • eight (8) compulsory courses of 6.5 credits per course; and
  • two (2) compulsory skills trainings of 4.0 credits per skills training.

The third and fourth semester comprises:

  • a study abroad period of 26.0 credits;
  • four (4) elective courses of 6.5 credits per course; and
  • one (1) Bachelor's thesis of 8.0 credits.

If, during the period of study abroad, a student acquires 30.0 credits instead of 26.0 credits, the additional 4.0 credits may be used to substitute one of the elective skills trainings (note that compulsory skills trainings cannot be substituted).
A maximum of 4.0 credits of the study abroad requirements or an elective skills training of 4.0 credits can be substituted by doing an internship. A maximum of 6.5 credits of the study abroad requirements can be substituted by doing a summer course. Guidelines are published on MySBE Intranet.
A combination of a summer course and an internship in order to substitute credits for the study abroad is not allowed.