MBA Online

ECON6042
Mathematical Economics
General Information
This course presents both static and dynamic general equilibrium based on optimization to study interrelated macroeconomic issues. In particular, Pontryagin optimal control theory and Bellman certainty and stochastic dynamic programming models will be covered. Such control theory and recursive multi-stage optimization methodology will be applied to important macro topics such as economic growth and employment.
ECON6052
Selected Topics in Macroeconomics
Ngai, Rachel
General Information
This is a special course that deals with various topics of macroeconomics. Topics covered may vary form year to year, depending on the research interests of the instructor.

MFIN7007A
Economics for Financial Analysis
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Luk, Y.F.
General Information
This module provides the foundation in economics that is essential in financial analysis. The major topics include microeconomics, macroeconomics and international economics: consumer choice, costs and the supply of goods and services, competitive market structure, the role of government in the economy, national income accounting, business cycles, aggregate demand/supply, fiscal and monetary policies, the level and structure of interest rates, the role of expectations in economic analysis, economic growth, comparative advantages and international trade, international finance and foreign exchange markets. Appropriate references will be made to current issues in Hong Kong, the region and the international economy.
Extra Information
Equivalent to MFIN6001 Basic Quantitative Methods

Re-titled from “Quantitative & Economic Analysis” to “Economics for Financial Analysis” from fall 2006

French (Business French) at Business School (SIFT)

French (Business French) four years

This project is intended to cultivate advanced and specialized personnel for foreign economics and trade departments and enterprises, foreign-fund enterprises, multinationals and overseas enterprises. Students graduating from this program will be acquainted with the basic concepts and general practices of international trade and economics, while at the same time acquire solid basis of French language and convincing abilities of listening , speaking, reading and writing, especially the ability to apply French language to business field. Moreover, students will have deep understanding of French society and culture and good mastery of English communication skills.

Major courses include: French Intensive Reading, French Listening and Speaking, Survey of France, Business French, Marketing French, French Correspondence and Negotiations of Foreign Economics and Trade, French Journal Reading, Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, International Trade Practices, International Finance, Business French, Marketing Rationales, Second Foreign Language.

Financial Management:
Management;
Accounting;
Statistics;
Macroeconomics;
Microeconomics;
Management Information System;
Economic Law;
Foundations of Financial Management;
Financial Accounting;
Managerial Accounting;
Auditing
Intermediate Financial Management;
Security Investment;
Venture Capital Management;
International Finance;
Business Bank Management;
Enterprise Taxation

Management;

Microeconomics;

Macroeconomics;

Management Information System;

Statistics; Marketing;

Economic Law;

Accounting Principles;

Finance Management;

Financial Accounting

Economics Theory and Macroeconomics Analysis

Studies national and global economic activity. The course focuses on the interaction of fiscal and monetary policies with private sector and international forces, and their effects on GNP, interest rates, unemployment and inflation.

Courses

For IMBA program, functional subjects are available for selection. Please note: the exact list of courses may be different than the courses listed below. However, this list should provide a good indication to the type of courses offered in the IMBA program each academic year.

Management Teamwork and Communication (2008 Fall)
Management Literature Reading and Presentation (2008 Fall)
International Human Resources Management (2008 Fall)
Financial Accounting (2008 Fall)
Managerial Economics (2008 Fall)
Operation Management (2008 Fall)
International Marketing (2008 Fall)
Entrepreneurial Management (2008 Spring)
Macroeconomics and Public Policy (2008 Spring)
Information Technology (2008 Spring)
Data Model and DecisionMaking (2008 Spring)
Managerial Accounting (2008 Spring)
Corporate Finance (2008 Spring)
Multinational Strategic Management (2008 Spring)
Project Management (2008/2009 Fall)
International Business (2008/2009 Fall)
ECommerce (2008/2009 Fall)
International Business Law (2008/2009 Fall)
In total, there are 18 courses for the SJTU IMBA program.