Requirements

Mathematics for Economists

• Simon / Blume “Mathematics for Economists” (W.W. Norton, 1e: 1994)

Microeconomics

• Reny / Jehle “Advanced Microeconomic Theory” (Addison-Wesley, 2e: 2000)
• Varian “Microeconomic Analysis” (W.W. Norton, 3e: 1992)

Macroeconomics

• Romer “Advanced Macroeconomics” (McGraw-Hill, 2e: 2001)
• Barro “Macroeconomics” (MIT Press, 5e: 1997)
• Williamson “Macroeconomics” (Pearson, 5e: 2013)

Econometrics

• Wooldrige “Introductory Econometrics: A Modern Approach” (SW College Publishing, 2000)
• Johnston / DiNardo “Econometric Methods” (McGraw-Hill, 4e: 1997)

Finance

• Bodie / Kane / Marcus “Essentials of Investments” (McGraw-Hill, 9e: 2012)
• Hull “Options, Futures, and Other Derivatives” (Prentice Hall, 12e: 2012)
• Tirole “The Theory of Corporate Finance” (Princeton University Press, 2012)

To be prepared for the ICEF Master’s programme we suggest that you participate in the ICEF Financial Economics Summer Bridge School. The project focuses on transition to the master’s level of studies in economics and finance. The courses are taught at an advanced BSc level of difficulty and are intended for students who need a refresher of the material before starting the MSc programme and /or have an undergraduate degree in a field other than economics and finance. A student may take any number of modules depending on his/her academic needs.