Subjects, Programs, and Courses

Financial analysis, budgeting, and investment theory.

Advanced mathematics including differential and integral calculus.

Analysis of literature, language, and communication.

Advanced English language and cultural understanding.

Final project on an economic and societal topic.

Historical development with a focus on modern times and ideologies.

Communication and cultural understanding in German-speaking countries.

Market analysis, strategy, and international marketing.

Investment theory, financial markets, and company analysis.

Introduction to IT systems, databases, and basic programming.

Basic legal principles within the business world.

Introduction to political systems and sociology.

Basic knowledge of micro- and macroeconomic correlations.

Fundamental linguistics and grammar.

Case-based analysis of a specific company.

Numerics, model simulation, and basic workflows. Tools: Python/MATLAB.

Introduction to mathematical analysis, linear algebra, and optimization.

Introduction to the economic and institutional structure of Danish society.

Fundamental economic correlations and political issues.

Basic microeconomic principles and market mechanisms.

Advanced mathematical analysis, including multivariable calculus.

Analysis of socio-economic data and description of the public sector.

Economic decisions in firms, accounting, and finance.

Basic macroeconomic principles and national accounting.

Consumer and producer theory under perfect competition.

The closed economy in the short and medium run.

Fundamental probability theory and statistical inference.

Economic development of Europe from the Middle Ages to the present.

General equilibrium, welfare theory, and imperfect competition.

The open economy and long-run economic growth.

Linear regression analysis and fundamental econometric methods.

Philosophical and methodological foundations of economic science.

Theories of organizational structure, behavior, and management.

Game theory and information economics.

Advanced macroeconomic theory and model building.

Advanced regression analysis, time series, and microeconometrics.

Danish and international economic history with a focus on growth and crises.

Application of time series methods to economic data.

Population development, modeling fertility, mortality, and migration.

Economic analysis of the welfare state's design and challenges.

Sampling techniques and analysis of population samples.

Sociological perspective on economic actions and institutions.

Advanced empirical analysis of macroeconomic issues.

Decision-making under uncertainty, portfolio theory, and asset pricing.

Societal consequences and ethical aspects of AI technology.

Analysis of financial markets, institutions, and their role in the economy.

Business cycle theory, DSGE models, and macroeconomic fluctuations.