Faculty of Economic at The University of Tokyo
4402: History of Japanese Economic Thought
Winter Takeda
This course covers the historical development of Japanese economic thought by focusing the following aspects. Premodern and modern in economic thought; market. firm, manager, labour, contract, economic policy etc. socio-economic backgraund.
The University of Hong Kong
ECON0003 Great economists of our time
ECON0103 The economics of human resources
ECON0104 Public finance
ECON0106 Games and decision
ECON0107 History of economic thought
ECON0207 Monetary economics
ECON0302 International finance
ECON0402 Industrial organisation
ECON0501 Economic development
ECON0601 Economic development of China
ECON0602 Foreign trade and investment in China
ECON0703 Mathematical economics
ECON0707 Economic forecasting
ECON1001A.B Introduction to economics I
ECON1001C.D Introduction to economics I
ECON1001E.F.G Introduction to economics I
ECON1001H.I Introduction to economics I
ECON1002A.B Introduction to economics II
ECON2114 Macroeconomic analysis
FINA0104 Management of commercial banks
FINA0106 Insurance: theory & practice
FINA0301 C.D Derivatives
FINA0301A.B Derivatives
FINA0303 A Case studies in corporate finance A
FINA1003 A.B Corporate finance
FINA2802A Investments and Portfolio analysis
FINA2802B.C.D. Investments and portfolio analysis
FINA3806 Risk management
ECON0701 Introductory econometrics
ECON2101 Microeconomic theory
ECON2102 Macroeconomic theory
ECON3801 Reading course
FINA0304 Advanced Corporate Finance
FINA0501 Asian financial institutions
FINA0804 Fixed income securities
FINA3601 Reading course
ECON3802 Dissertation
FINA3602 Dissertation
ECON0109 Topics in macroeconomics
ECON0210 Investment, technology, and economic growth
ECON0301 Theory of international trade
ECON0503 Urban economics
ECON0504 Transportation economics
ECON0603 The economic system of Hong Kong
ECON0605 Economic history of China
ECON0606 Current economic affairs
ECON0702 Mathematical methods in economics
ECON0706 Uncertainty and information
ECON1001J.K Introduction to economics I
ECON1002C.D Introduction to economics II (major)
ECON1002E.F Introduction to economics II
ECON1002G.H.I Introduction to economics II
ECON1003 Analysis of economic data
ECON2113 Microeconomic analysis
FINA0003 Current Asian finance: issues, ideas and practices
FINA0303 B Case studies in corporate finance B
FINA0805 Real estate finance
FINA1001 Financial statement analysis
FINA1002 A Introduction to finance
FINA1003 C Corporate finance
FINA1003 D.E.F Corporate finance
FINA1003 G.H. Corporate finance
FINA1003I Corporate Finance
FINA1003J Corporate Finance
FINA2802F.G. Investments and portfolio analysis
FINA2802H.I. Investments and portfolio analysis
FINA3807 Special topics in finance
YFIN0002 Current Asian finance: issues, ideas and practices
University of Guam
Core Courses of Master of Public Administration (MPA)
Core Courses: 24 credit hours required
PA501 Introduction to Research, or
ED601 Introduction to Research Methods
PA510 Administrative Thought
PA525 Public Budgeting
PA530 Public Management
PA535 Intergovernmental Relations
PA540 Administrative Law
PA/BA560 Moral & Social Responsibility of Organizations
PA570 (a-e) Special Topics in Public Personnel Administration
Programme Structure
In a global and unpredictable environment, business leaders must be equipped with extremely broad skills. They need both global and local perspectives, the ability to deal with constant changes and to manage complexity and lead innovation. Today’s managers also need to be able to communicate effectively in multiple languages. By encouraging independent thought, team collaboration and open communication, CEIBS provides students with the tools for success in many career paths.
The 18-month, full-time programme consists of compulsory courses of 37 credits in total, elective courses of 21 credits in total, and a practicum of 5 credits. It is designed to lay a solid foundation of management fundamentals, while providing flexibility to tailor to individual interests and career ambitions by offering two concentrations in Finance and Marketing respectively. Moreover, students are given the option to take part in the school’s impressive international exchange programme with the world’s top-tier business schools.
Teaching Methods
Although teaching methods vary by subject, most of the lectures and case studies come alive thanks to our professors’ extensive real-life experience in the business world. Most of cases are introduced from top schools like Harvard Business School, but CEIBS is accumulating a pool of China-specific cases written by its faculty and Case Development Centre. In addition to mainstream textbooks, teaching materials are also drawn from a variety of current sources such as academic journals, magazines, and videos. Some courses are delivered in formats like simulations, guest speeches, and seminars.
Language Courses
In the first academic year, a list of non-credit language courses are offered free of charge:
Chinese (beginning level)
Chinese (elementary level)
Chinese (intermediate level)
French (beginning level)
Spanish (beginning level)
International students are required to learn Chinese and encouraged to take the Chinese Proficiency Test (also known as HSK) to facilitate their MBA study and future career in China. It is impractical to start a career of professional manager in China without adequate Chinese language skills.
Compulsory Courses
The core curriculum consists of a total of 14 compulsory courses, covering topics in Statistics, Economics, Finance, Accounting, Marketing, Operation Management, Strategy, and Business Ethics.