Taught modules in wintersemester
Economics of Emerging Markets (ex-International Development and Resources)
This module focuses on economic development in emerging markets. Students acquire the skills to apply economic and business theories to these markets. This qualifies them to evaluate policies, regulations, business models and strategies in operations within or relating to emerging markets. Through case studies, students learn to identify and implement appropriate solutions to the specific challenges and opportunities presented by emerging markets.
The aspect of natural resource as a determinant of economic development is the subject of a new module "Resources and Develoopment", taught in summer semesters.
Methods of Scientific Analysis (ex-Methods of Analysis and Econometrics)
This module focuses on the philosophy of science, or 'meta-science'. Students learn to conduct scientific work by evaluating and understanding the analysis of business and market data. They learn to critically read business-related research and understand the most important methods of analysis in the social sciences. This enables them to distinguish between propaganda and the creation and application of sound scientific knowledge. This implicitly informs the overall learning process.
Applied Econometrics
This module focuses on the applied side of the method of econometrics. Students acquire the competency to understand the possibilities and limitations of probabilistic empirical analysis. Students learn to understand econometric theories and models, as well as to conduct own analysis to quantify economic relationships and to test theoretical hypotheses.
Ringvorlerlesung: Forschungsmethoden der Wirtschaftswissenschaften
Anteil "Forschungsarten und -perspektiven" in zwei Veranstaltungen
Gastvorlesung: Economics of Innovation in International Business
To the MBA Tech at the AGH Universität Krakau
