COURSE OVERVIEW
Doctor of Philosophy in Economics
The ambit of the doctoral programme in economics is to produce highly skilled economists capable of generating and disseminating knowledgein the field of economics. Taught courses, accompanied by either a thesis or a dissertation, will prepare candidates for in the field of economics. Taught courses, accompanied by either a thesis or a dissertation, will prepare candidates for future scientific research in the field of economics. The degree of Doctor of Philosophy (Economics) is therefore representative of the scope and depthof knowledge attained by the candidate, as well as the ability of the candidate to perform research in a specialized field
Programme Structure
List of Courses
Core Courses
- Microeconomics
- Macroeconomics
- Econometric Methods
- Macroeconomics Theory and Policy
- Advanced Microeconomics
Compulsory Module Courses
Candidates are required to select 4 course modules from the following categories of course modules:
Monetary Economics
- Portfolio Analysis
- Monetary Economics
- International Finance
Industrial Economics*
- Advanced Industrial Organisation
- Trade and Industrial Economics
- Advanced Labour Economics
Public Economics
- Public Finance
- Economics of Social Policy
- Political Economy of International Trade
International Economics*
- International Finance
- Trade and Industrial Economics
- Political Economy of International Trade
Development Economics
- Advanced economic Planning
- Development Theory and Policy
- Trade and Development
Human Resource Economics
- Human Resource Development Planning
- Human Resource Management
- Advanced Labour Economics
Agricultural And Applied Economics
- Advanced Agricultural Economics
- Applied Resource Policy and Project Analysis
- Policy Analysis and Agricultural Programme
Environmental And Resource Economics
- Applied Resource Policy and Project Analysis
- Environmental and Natural Resource Economics
- Dynamic Optimisation and Decision Theory
Econometrics
- Advanced Econometrics
- Time Series Econometrics
- Applied Econometrics
Islamic Economics
- Fiqh for Economics
- Islamic money and Capital Markets
- Advanced Islamic Economic Analysis
Specialization in Islamic Banking
- Islamic Capital and Money Markets
- Islamic Banking
- Risk Management in Islamic Banking
- Current Issues in Islamic Banking
Specialization in Islamic Finance
- Islamic Capital and Money Markets
- Islamic Financial Management
- Islamic Asset Management and Planning
- Theory and Practice of Takaful
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Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia-UKM
Since its establishment on May 18, 1970, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) has not only fulfilled the vision of its founding fathers to accord Bahasa Melayu as the language of learning and scholarship but has also successfully produced intellectuals and scholars who are among the nation’s pride. Starting out with only three faculties, it has since grown into 13 faculties, 13 research institutes of excellence and two commercial entities, UKM Holdings Sdn. Bhd. and UKM Technology Sdn. Bhd. It has thus grown not just in size, but also stature, becoming a research institute in various fields of study including operating various research centres. Aware of the changes taking place in the academic landscape, UKM is taking steps to address them. One is through e-Learning to prepare students through innovative teaching and forward–looking curriculum to meet demands of the new economic needs. It nurtures research to provide solutions to pressing problems while also engaging with the community and industry, to strive for sustainable development both at the national and international levels. Read more
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