Curriculum
Implementation schedule
Timescale
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Academic year |
Implementation |
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2010-2011 |
1st year |
Procedure for equivalence recognition, where appropriate, between the current and the new course programme.
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Table showing credit equivalence between the University Master's Degree in Applied Economics and the Doctorate Programme in "Current and Historic Economic Problems” |
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Subjects on the University Master’s Degree in Applied Economics |
Number of credits |
Subjects on the Doctorate Programme in “Current and Historic Economic Problems” |
Number of credits |
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Economic development and Welfare |
5 |
-Economic development and Cooperation (55252) -Welfare - 19th and 20th Centuries (61602) |
3
3 |
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Labour market economy |
5 |
-Work & territory: Spanish labour markets (62621) -Demographic analysis: Economic demography & methodology (63584) |
3
3 |
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Long-term competitiveness factors |
5 |
- Local development policies & strategies (61220) - Economic regulation of deregulated sectors (63490) |
3
3 |
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Fiscal federalism |
5 |
- Territorial tax (62551) |
3
3 |
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Economy, knowledge and new technologies – the global context |
5 |
- Innovation & new technologies (62533) (55255) |
3
3 |
Studies being phased out and replaced by the proposed degree course:
The first course (“teaching period”) of the department's old Doctorate Programme (“Current and Historic Economic Problems”) was discontinued in the 2009-2010 academic year and the second course (“research period”) will be discontinued in the 2010-2011 academic year, coinciding with the launch of the master. Thus, the department’s old Doctorate Programme will be phased out prior to implementation of the Master’s Degree.