Electives

This is the list of the elective courses among which students of the first and the second year can choose in order to complete their study plan.

PhD Electives

First Semester

Advanced Statistics for Economics (20 hours), by Giuseppe Cavaliere and Matteo Barigozzi (November/December)
Experimental Economics - Topics (15 hours), by Marco Casari (November)

Second Semester

Behavioural Law and Economics and Enforcement Mechanisms (15 hours), by Paolo Vanin (January)

Experimental Economics – Methods (20 hours), by Maria Bigoni (January/February)

Climate Change and Finance (21 hours) by Emanuele Campiglio and Anastasios Xepapadeas (February)

Macroeconomics 1 (20 hours) by Jérémy Boccanfuso (February/March)

Foundations of Monetary Economics (15 hours), by Gabriele Camera (April/May)

Experimental Economics - Tools (15 hours), by Natalia Montinari (April/May)

Lifecycle Models: Reduced Form versus Structural Approaches? (15 hours) by Matthew John Wakefield (April/May)

Political Economy (15 hours), by Daniela Iorio (May)

Comparative Development, Institutions and Demography (15 hours), by Matteo Cervellati (May)

Text as a source of data (15 hours), by Paolo Masella (May/June)

Electives from LMEC

Students can also select courses offered by the Master in Economics

Asset Pricing (30 hours), by Gabriele Camera
Advanced Panel Data Methods (30 hours), by Maria Elena Bontempi
Causal Inference and Program Evaluation (30 hours), by Margherita Fort
Behavioural Economics (30 hours), by Maria Bigoni
Machine Learning for Economists (30 hours), by Sergio Pastorello
Economic Development (30 hours), by Paolo Masella
Theory and Empirics of Comparative Development (30 hours), by Matteo Cervellati
Labor Economics (30 hours), by Giulio Zanella
Political Economy in Macroeconomics (30 hours), by Giorgio Bellettini
Structural Macroeconometrics (30 hours), by Luca Fanelli
Law, Economics and Markets (30 hours), by Francesco Parisi
Statistics for High Dimensional Data (30 hours) by Silvia Cagnone
Topics in Microeconomics (15 hours), by Vincenzo Denicolò
Introduction to Python for Econometrics (15 hours), Davide Raggi
Advanced Microeconometrics (30 hours), by Chiara Monfardini
GIS Tools Laboratory (15 hours), by Giovanni Prarolo
Public Economics (30 hours), by Matthew Jonh Wakefield
Financial Products and Markets (Part of an Integrated Course) (30 hours), by Mascia Bedendo
Mathematical Economics (Part of an Integrated Course) (30 hours), by Georgiev Iliyan
Advanced Time Series Econometrics (2 modules) (30 hours), by Cavaliere Giuseppe & Georgiev Iliyan
International Monetary Economics (30 hours) by Laura Bottazzi
Research Methods and Communication (15 hours) by Enrico Cantoni

N.B. You can also choose your elective courses among the courses offered by other Master and PhD degrees