The Global Economy - Module EC5004 Programme content
Key information
During this module, you will
Explore the historical and economic context that led to the creation of institutions like the World Bank, IMF, and key European bodies.
Analyse how short-term shocks (such as political instability or climate disasters) and long-term trends (like migration and globalisation) impact national economies.
Evaluate why some countries have prospered while others have not, using data and economic theory.
Prepare for further postgraduate study in economics by developing a critical understanding of complex global issues and how to navigate them.
Key information
Delivered online over twelve weeks, with a weekly commitment of approximately 3-5 hours.
You will be assessed using continuous assessment methods, including problem sets and essays.
Part-time considerations
Designed for working professionals
Evening or recorded lectures
Additional prep and group work time
Timetable provided after registration