Curriculum
Students of the International Master’s Program of Applied Economics and Social Development (IMES) must choose from the available courses each semester making sure to complete all their graduation requirements such as the completion of 3 required courses and taking elective courses.
Required courses: 9 credits
Applied Microeconomics | Applied Macroeconomics | Applied Econometrics-Quantitative Methods |
Research Method (First Semester)- Methodology |
Elective Courses
Statistical Method
Econometrics
Causal Inference and Data Science in Economics
Big Data for Social Analysis
Qualitative Methods
Labor Economics
Trade Policy
Economic Policy Analysis
International Trade
Sharing Economy and Gig Economy
Health Economics
Issues in Income Tax
Contemporary Issues on International Financial Markets
Real Estate Finance and Asset Investment
Cross Border Digital Trade
Local Public Finance
Spatial Decision Making
Environmental Economics
Integration and Application of Geomatics Techniques
Real Estate Finance and Asset Investment
Cross Border Digital Trade
Chinese Economic Development
Taiwan, China and Asian Regional Development
The Political Economy of China’s Development
Global Economic and Business Developments
Innovation Management and Digital Transformation
Global Digital Divide: Big Tech, Inequality, and Polarization
The Research Theory of Ethnology
Being Human: Ethnography and Anthropological Perspective
Poverty and Inequality in the Era of Urbanization
Comparative Education in Global Society
