These include economics units in taxation, public sector, industry, labour, development, environment, the European Union, China, Japan, North and South-East Asia, as well as industrial relations, economic thought, international economics, urban and transport economics, money and finance, international finance, econometrics, economic forecasting and economic statistics. The Certificate is offered on both semesters. Units are available both in the day and in the evening. These include economics units in taxation, public sector, industry, labour, development, environment, the European Union, China, Japan, North and Southeast Asia, as well as industrial relations, economic thought, international economics, urban and transport economics, money and finance, international finance, econometrics, economic forecasting and economic statistics. The Diploma is offered on both semesters.
Units are available both in the day and in the evening.
The entry requirement is an undergraduate degree from a recognised university. The standard program consists of eight units. Each unit is worth 4 credit points. Unless exempted to do so, each student must take either Applied Research Methods I or Applied Research Methods II as part of their program of study. The program allows great flexibility in that the remaining six units can be taken from a wide variety of units.