There are no evening or weekend classes. The Master of Science in Economics program consists of core courses, specialization courses and electives. A minimum of 60 points is required. D053 The Economics of Financial Intermediation from the MFE program, or, after approval, from another post-graduate program. Only one elective may be taken from outside the Master of Science in Economics courses.
Students are to complete a research thesis.
All individual programs must be approved by the mentor of the chosen field of specialization. Students are evaluated on the basis of their entire program, not on individual courses only. As of Academic Year 2001-2002, the Academic Year is basically divided into two semesters. Each semester comprises 13 weeks of class lectures, followed by a review period of two weeks, and then an examination period. The examination period of the First Semester is composed of two weeks.