Undergraduate Certificate in International Macroeconomics

• Introduction to International Macroeconomics: Understanding the global economy, trade, and financial flows.
• International Trade Theory: Analyzing the determinants and effects of international trade, including comparative advantage and trade policies.
• International Monetary Systems: Examining the institutional framework of the international monetary system and its impact on exchange rates and financial markets.
• Open Economy Macroeconomics: Investigating the interaction between domestic and international economic factors, such as output, employment, and inflation.
• International Finance: Delving into the financial aspects of international economic relations, including foreign exchange markets, balance of payments, and financial crises.
• Economic Development and Global Inequality: Exploring the relationship between economic development, poverty, and income inequality in the global context.
• Global Economic Institutions: Examining the role of international organizations, such as the IMF, World Bank, and WTO, in shaping global economic policies and outcomes.
• Political Economy of International Trade: Understanding the political and institutional factors that influence international trade policies and agreements.
• Regional Economic Integration: Analyzing the economic benefits and challenges of regional economic integration, such as the European Union and NAFTA.