Bachelor Economics and Business Economics
Specialisation Emerging Markets 2025-2026

Year 1 Bachelor Economics and Business Economics
Year	S1	P1	EBC1002 Management of Organisations and Marketing	EBC1006 Quantitative Methods I	EBS1001 Philosophy of Science
		P2	EBC1010 Microeconomics	EBC1038 Accounting and Financial Reporting
		P3
	S2	P4	EBC1018 Macroeconomics	EBC1034 Quantitative Methods II
		P5	EBC1026 Finance	EBC1030 International Economic Relations
		P6	EBS1006 Economy Game

Year 2 Bachelor Economics and Business Economics - Specialisation Emerging Markets
				Choose one disciplinary course per period
Year	S1	P1	EBC2154 Institutions, Politics and Entrepreneurship in Emerging Markets	EBC2010 Microeconomics: Choices, Markets and Welfare or EBC2011 Quantitative Methods III (EC) or EBC2019 Banking or EBC2164 Accounting for Managerial Decision Making 1
		P2	EBC2155 Sustainable Development for Emerging Markets	EBC2005 Industrial organisation or EBC2006 Financial Markets or EBC2012 Public Economics or EBC2040 Macroeconomics and Economic Policy 1
		P3	EBS2064 QM Emerging Markets 2 or Elective skill
	S2	P4	EBC2156 Innovation in Emerging Markets	EBC2013 Economic Growth and Institutions or EBC2014 International Trade or EBC2020 Corporate Governance or EBC2023 Managerial Economics or EBC2024 Marketing Research and Supply Chain Management 1	EBS2063 Market Research in Emerging Markets
		P5	EBC2157 Financing Emerging Markets	EBC2015 Institutional Economics or EBC2025 Quantitative Business or EBC2027 International Business or EBC2173 Labour Economics 1
		P6

1 In addition to the compulsory Emerging Markets course, you must choose one disciplinary Emerging Markets course in each period (of year 2).
You cannot, for instance, make up for missing a disciplinary course in period 4 by taking two disciplinary courses in period 1.

2 EBS2064 is a compulsory course for everyone that has not passed EBC2011 in year 2. EBS2064 (compulsory skill in year 2, period 3) must be replaced by an elective skill, if EBC2011 (elective course in year 2, period 1) has been successfully completed. You cannot book these courses together (and/or pass both courses) in year 2.