Master Programme in Economic Growth Innovation and Spatial Dynamics

• Programme page

Allowing for updates and alternative combinations!

First period: August 31 - November 1

• EKHP01 Economic Growth over Time and Space, 7.5 ECTS-credits
• Optional 7.5 ECTS-credits (one of the following):
• EKHM11 Comparative Analysis of Economic Change
• EKHP09 Small Business Economics, Regional Development and Entrepreneurship (mandatory 2nd year)

Second period: November 2- January 18

• EKHP02 Economics of Innovation, 7.5 ECTS-credits
• Optional 7.5 ECTS-credits (one of the following):
• EKHP08 Innovation, Energy and Sustainability (mandatory 2nd year)
• EKHM13 Population and Living Standards
• EKHM14 China and the Asia Pacific
• BUSM13 Organizational Development
• EKHP15 Human Capital in a Historical Perspective
• Instead of two optionals selected from the courses above, it is possible to take one 15 ECTS-credits course, with lectures during the first period and examination during the second period:
• SGEM11 Human Geography: Social, Economic and Environmental Challenges for Cities, Landscapes and Regions

Third period: January 19 - March 24

• Select Courses
• EKHM04 Research Design, 7,5 ECTS-credits
• Optional 7,5 ECTS-credits one of the following
• EKHP05 Institutions, Economic Growth and Equity
• EKHP06 The Global Economy and Long-Term Economic Growth
• BUSM64 Managing New Venture Growth

Fourth period: March 25 - June 7

• Master Thesis
• For students at the two-year programme an alternative is to write a more comprehensive master thesis (30 ECTS) during the second year, and instead choose the following 15 ECTS-credits courses during the fourth period:
• SGEM31 Geographical Information Systems (GIS): Interdisciplinary Applications


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