The PhD in Development Economics
The PhD in Development Economics is a collaborative programme between the University of Ghana (UG), and the United Nations University-World Institute for Development Economics Research (UNU-WIDER). The programme begins in January each year. The closing date... |
Economic Policy Management (EPM) Programme (EPM-Ghana)
The Economic Policy Management (EPM) Programme in Ghana is aimed at strengthening the institutional and human capacity of the Department of Economics at the University of Ghana to offer graduate-level training in Economic Policy Management for mid-career... |
ECON 474: Money And Banking II (Pre-req: ECON 473
This course builds on the examination of monetary theory which began in the first semester, with a focus on the role of financial institutions and the conduct of monetary policy. |
ECON 473: Money And Banking I (Pre-req: ECON 313 and ECON 314)
This is an introductory course in monetary theory. |
ECON 472: Labour Economics II (Prerequisite: ECON 469)
The course focuses mainly on the labour market in Ghana. |
ECON 469: Labour Economics I (Prerequisite: ECON 311 and 312)
This course is designed to enable students gain a thorough understanding of the functioning of labour markets. |
ECON 468 Economic Planning II (Prerequisite: ECON 467)
This is a continuation of the first semester’s course. It extends the discussion on the planning process and on economic planning in Ghana and other developing countries. |
ECON 467 Economic Planning I (Prerequisite: ECON 311, ECON 312 ECON 313 & 314)
This course focuses on introductory issues in economic planning. |
ECON 458 Agricultural Economics II (Prereq: ECON 457)
This course continues the discussion on agriculture in developing countries with a focus on the main issues and problems of agriculture and transformation as well as a discussion of policy measures to address these problems. |
ECON 457 Agricultural Economics I (Pre-req: A good background in Economic Theory)
This course focuses on the economic issues of agriculture in developing countries. |