One of the aims of the course is to bring together students from a variety of academic disciplines in different countries. The number of places available in any year will be limited and not all applicants meeting the recommended entry requirement may be admitted. All students must write a letter of application to the Programme Board outlining their motivation and suitability for the course. In certain circumstances an interview may also form part of the selection process. Structure of the Programme Students take six core courses and two options from specialised courses.
Students complete a minor dissertation and typically spend some time on an internship.
Employment and unemployment. Control of macroeconomic fluctuations. Growth and development. Governments and growth. Risk and uncertainty.