B.A. and B.A. International

This page lists the Economics courses taken in each year of the B.A. degree. Click on a course to access detailed descriptions of all Economics courses in the B.A. degree. If you are not already a current student, you may like to check out the Prospective Undergraduate section for more information about applying for the B.A.

Note that all of the courses listed may not be available in any particular year and that some of the courses are compulsory and some are opotional. Check out the College Calendar online on the College of Arts, Social Sciences and Celtic Studies website for details of courses available and regulations for the current year.

Year	Module
First year	EC135 Principles of Microeconomics (Semester 1) EC136 Principles of Macroeconomics (Semester II) EC137 Economics Coursework (Year Long)
Second year	Semester 1 EC269 Intermediate Microeconomics EC273 Mathematics for Economics EC207 Irish Economic History EC219 Comparative Economic Thought   Semester 2 EC268 Intermediate Macroeconomics EC275 Statistics for Economics EC247 Introduction to Financial Economics EC259 Economics of Public Policy
Third year -	EC425 Topics in Microeconomic Theory EC422 Applied Econometrics EC345 Health Economics EC427 Ireland, Europe and the Global Economy EC369 Money and Banking EC325 History of Economic Thought EC382 International Economics EC357 Development Economics EC362 Economics of Financial Markets EC388 Environmental & Natural Resource Economics EC386 Public Economics EC424 Topics in Macroeconomic Theory