The medium of instruction in Financial Economics Master’s Program is English. The program has both non-thesis and thesis tracks. Those who are in non-thesis track must take six compulsory and four elective courses and do a term project to able to graduate. In thesis track students are required to take six compulsory and one elective course and do a seminar and prepare a thesis.
ECON 501: Microeconomics
ECON 503: Macroeconomics
ECON 505: Financial Econometrics
MAN 513: Financial Management
ECON 502: Financial Economics
ECON 504: Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management
ECON 506:Money and Banking
ECON 507: Risk Analysis and Management
INTT 508: International Commercial and Financial Institutions
MAN 522: Financial Markets and Institutions
ECON 508: Financial Derivatives
ECON 509: International Financial Management
MAN 519: Quantitative Analysis for Business Decisions
MAN 530: Project Development and Management
MAN 536: Management Science
INTT 509: Competition Law and Anti-trust Applications
INTT 515: International Banking
INTT 516: Risk Management in International Financial Transactions
IE 502: Stochastic Processes
IE 512: Decision Analysis
IE 550: Probability Theory and Statistics for Industrial Engineers
In addition to above courses, there are three non-credit preparatory courses specifically designed for the master’s program and they are taught during the evening hours like the regular courses. These courses are intended for those students who lack enough knowlege about economics, business, statistics or econometrics prior to begining the program. Students who need to take some or all of these preparatory courses are determined during the interview conducted before admitting the program.
ECON 315: Statistics and Econometrics
ECON 103: Fundamentals of Economics
MAN 101: Introduction to Business