Second-Term Courses 2011-2012 (Preliminary)
Compulsory Block 3 (January-February)
Statistics and Econometrics
Macroeconomics (starts end of February)
Advanced Courses
All current 1st year students must follow at least 3 (maximum 6) Advanced Courses and sit exams in these 3 courses, of which they must pass at least 2 (from different fields) to be considered for promotion to the 2nd year. In making these choices, they should also remember that by the end of their 2nd year they should have passed 6 Advanced Core courses, 2 each in Macro, Micro and Econometrics, plus 2 additional Advanced courses, chosen freely from among the Advanced Core and Non-Core (or Optional) courses, for a total of 8 courses. Courses should be chosen with the agreement of the supervisor/advisor.
Current 2nd year students must ensure that by the end of their 2nd year they have passed the exams of 8 Advanced Courses, of which 6 should be Advanced Core courses (2 in each of the 3 fields).
Advanced and Optional Courses, 2nd-year Researchers (from January)
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Econometrics
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Andrea Ichino
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The Problem of Causality
There will be a sit-down exam, Tuesday 13 March, 15.00-17.00, and also a take-home
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Tuesday 10 Jan. 15.00
Friday 13 Jan. 8.45
Tuesday 17 Jan.15.00
Friday 20 Jan. 8.45
Tuesday 24 Jan. 15.00
Friday 27 Jan. 8.45
Tuesday 7 Feb. 15.00
Friday 10 Feb. 8.45
Friday 24 Feb. 8.45
Tuesday 28 Feb. 15.00
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Jérôme Adda/
Ramon Marimon
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The Economics of the European Union – for both 1st and 2nd year researchers
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Wed. 25 Jan. 8:45
Wed. 1 Feb. 8:45
Wed. 8 Feb. 8:45
Wed. 15 Feb. 8:45
Wed. 22 Feb. 8:45
Wed. 29 Feb. 8:45
Wed. 7 March 8:45
Wed. 14 March 8:45
Wed. 9 & 16 May 8:45 - Student presentations
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Advanced Block 1, 1st and 2nd-year Researchers (27 February to 30 March - Exams in week of 9 April)