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EEIB - Economics for business track
腾达娱乐On successful completion of this track you will obtain the degree of Master of Science in European Economic Studies with the mention 'European Economic Integration and Business'.
- The specialisation combines high level economic analysis of European integration with an understanding of business and corporate strategy.
- Business Case Studies enable the student to learn how the EU affects companies, and how a company or a sector develops an EU-specific strategy vis-à-vis policymakers, competitors and clients.
- Career prospects in the business sector and in the public sector at national, international or European level.
- Bilingual programme: English and French.
Compulsory courses
First semester
- COUTURIER J. - European Business and Corporate Strategy (20h)
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DUMONT B. & MOSCOVICI P. - Economics of European Integration : From Theory to Practice (30h)
Second semester
Optional courses
- de SOUZA E. - Econometrics II (30h)
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EYCKMANS J. - Economics of EU Environmental and Climate Change Policy (30h)
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SULIMIERSKA M. - FinTech and the Transformation of Digital Services (30h)
Seminars
- EIB seminar - Infrastructure Project Management (15h) (compulsory)
- RENDA A. - Experimental and Adaptive Policy Making (8h) (optional)
European General Studies
Thesis
- Students must also write a Master’s Thesis
The College of Europe reserves the right to modify its academic programmes at all times.