Warwick Economics Summer SchoolrnCore Courses: Micro, Macro and EconometricsrnSpecialist courses: rnBehavioural Economics rnCompetition and Regulation rnConflict and Negotiation rnEconomic History rnInternational Development rnMoney and Banking rnPol

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Delivered by one of the leading Economics Departments in Europe and the world and the top Economics Department in the UK*, the Summer School provides an excellent opportunity to combine study in a campus environment and experience the cultural heart of England. The programme includes a unique and inspiration guest lecture series, confirmed speakers include Professor George Akerlof, Nobel Prize Winner, Lord Gus O'Donnell, former cabinet secretary and Lord Robert Skidelsky.

Period
21-07-2014 - 08-08-2014 (3 weeks)

Target group
Economics core and specialist courses are aimed at undergraduate students studying a large proportion of Economics and also postgraduates who wish to 'top up' their skills and knowledge in specialist areas.rnPrinciples of Economics is aimed at anyone who is 18+ and curious about Economics.

Course aim
The course is the equivalent to 7.5 ECTS and we will be happy to provide a syllabus to study abroad offices or the university office for dealing with external credit. It is up to the University to decide how much credit can be awarded. The course aims can be found on the website for each course.



Credits
7.5 ECTS credits15 CATs (UK) and 3 US Credits

Course fee
GBP 0[Convert to USD]Tuition fees include a number of social trips and dinners. Accommodation/residential fees are charged separately and there is a range of accommodation and catering packages and prices available.

Course leader
World - leading economists and top Faculty will teach on the Summer School including Professors Nick Crafts, Andrew Oswald and Ariel Rubinstein.

The University of Warwick Department of Economics
Address: Gibbet Hill Coventry, UK
Postal code: CV4 7AL
City: Coventry
Country: United Kingdom
Website: http://www.warwick.ac.uk/wess
E-mail: wess@warwick.ac.uk
Phone: +44 (0)24 7615 1119