Spatial Economics
Spatial Economics
Review of Exam Results
The opportunity to review your exam results from the Summer Semester 2024 will take place on August 19, 2024 from 2:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. at Findelgasse 7, Room 4.017 (Chair of Social Policy). In order to attend the exam review, students must sign up by August 16, 2024 via email to Ramona Müller, M.Sc. (ramona.v.mueller@fau.de). Please note that it is not possible to attend the exam review without prior registration.
(Räumliche Ökonomie), Master, 5 ECTS
Course Type: Lecture and Tutorial
Module number: 55960
Contact Person: Prof. Dr. Wrede and Ramona Müller, M.Sc.
Course offered: annually in Summer Semester
Content: Urban Economics, Trade, Mobility, and Agglomeration, Spatial Concentration, Regional Policy
Lecture: Wednesdays, 09:45 am – 11:15 am, Lange Gasse 20, Room 5.154.
Tutorial: Wednesdays, 4:45 pm – 6:15 pm, the specific schedule and locations will be provided by the tutorial instructor. Contact Ramona Müller should you have questions.
Outline and Literature: SPEC Syllabus Summer 2024
StudOn Password: the password for the course will be provided at the first lecture. Register for the course via StudOn to directly receive emails from us and to access important course content and materials. Contact Ramona Müller, M.Sc. should you have questions.
Language of instruction and exam: English
Educational Objectives and Skills:
At the end of this course,
- students are able to describe and to internationally compare the regional patterns of major economic activities in terms of stylized facts
- students are able to present, interpret, and discuss selected theories in regional and urban economics
- students are able to apply and assess selected empirical methods in spatial economics
- students are able to assess empirical tests of selected hypotheses from theories in regional and urban economics to evaluate and critically examine their informative value
- students are able to discuss and evaluate regional political implications of selected economic theories in regional and urban economics
- students will assess, evaluate and discuss selected recent research papers in English
Permitted aids in the exam: non-programmable calculator, non-electronic dictionary
Further information about this course can be found in the module handbook. For time and location please consult campo. Documents and materials available on StudON.