Aims of the PEPP Curriculum
The PEPP Curriculum aims to educate participants who will devote themselves, in their professional life, to vigorous participation in the activities related to the economic and social development of their own countries and regions. These include policy-making positions in government and other institutions of interest, as well as research, teaching and training positions in academic and educational institutions. In all of these cases, we expect participants in the Program to assume leading roles in the development of their countries and regions*.
Academic Requirements and Course Guideline
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Harold Irumba (Uganda)
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Curriculum
List of subjects offered from enrollment in October 2019
| Foundation Courses |
Introductory Statistics Intro-intermediate Macroeconomics Japanese Economy International Development II Microeconomics Research Methods and Academic Writing I Data Management |
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| Advanced Subjects |
Econometrics I Econometrics II Research Workshop for Economics I, II, III Research Project for Economics I, II Macroeconomics Public Policy and Management Development Economics Public Economics International Trade International Finance and Policy Agricultural and Rural Development Economics of Latin America I Policies of Education and Human Capital Formation Health Economics Introduction to Environmental Policy Applied Time Series Analysis Applied Microeconomics Microfinance and Public Policy International Public Policy and Governance Internship I, II Field Work Project I |
