Courses, Workshops & Seminars
The research master / Ph.D. program offers a wide range of courses and workshops.
Courses
During the first semester, our students take three Ph.D.-level basic courses in microeconomics, macroeconomics and econometrics plus the course mathematics for economists (click for exemplary syllabi of recent first semester courses). In coming semesters, doctoral candidates deepen their knowledge in advanced courses. Topics courses cover subjects of the current research frontier and prepare for independent research. All these courses are listed in the online course catalogue of Bonn University:
- basic courses PhD winter term 2019/20
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selected master courses, winter term 2019/20
- additional offer in Cologne: Advanced Public Finance - Tax Theory and Policy (Bierbrauer)
- topics courses, winter term 2019/20
exemplary syllabi:
- Topics in Macroeconomics and Public Economics (Bayer)
- Topics in Macroeconomics and Public Economics (Brendler)
- Topics in Management and Applied Microeconomics (v.Gaudecker)
- Topics in Management and Applied Microeconomics (Zimmermann)
- Topics in Management and Applied Microeconomics (Schiprowski)
- Topics in Management and Applied Microeconomics (Eisenhauer)
- Topics in Financial Economics (Hakenes, Schnabel)
- Topics in Microeconomic Theory (Moldovanu)
- Topics in Microeconomic Theory (Tatur)
Workshops
From the third semester on, students participate in one or more of the BGSE workshops where current research projects are discussed. Additionally, the institutes of our department offer workshops and seminars where colleagues and international guests talk about their research projects.
current workshops and seminars
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Furthermore, members of the graduate school have the opportunity to take part in special lectures and events as for example the yearly Manchot Lecture, a lecture series delivered by distinguished experts and generously sponsored by the Juergen Manchot Foundation.
Of course, doctoral candidates are welcome to join in the seminars and workshops of our partner institutions:
- briq - Institute on Behavior and Inequality
- Institute for the Study of Labor: IZA research seminar, IZA brown bag seminar
- Max Planck Institute for Research on Collective Goods: MPI Econ Workshop
All seminars and workshops of the economics department as well as some of our affiliated institutions are published weekly (during terms) in the Bonn Econ News. If you want to receive the Bonn Econ News regularly by e-mail (free of charge), send an e-mail with "subscribe econ-news" in the body to
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related links:
online course catalog of Bonn University, BASIS
Term Dates of the University of Bonn
Professor Sven Rady
