PhD courses
For PhD students in the money/finance area we have identified Core courses and Elective courses. The courses are given every year, or in some cases every second year. In addition, there will be occasionally occurring courses, including mini-courses, many of which will be offered by visiting CeMoF researchers.
To be awarded a certificate from CeMoF, students have to complete 22,5 credits where the core course Monetary Economics is mandatory for all as well as at least one of the other core courses. The remaining credits can be attained by completing any of the core or elective courses listed below. Another requirement is that at least one chapter in a student's doctoral thesis covers the money and finance area.
We further recommend students from SBS to take the PhD course Macroeconomics II as background.
Core Courses
Training to specialize – fully or partially – in the areas of money and finance involves taking a number of second-year PhD courses. We offer a large number of such courses in the Stockholm PhD program.
Empirical Corporate Finance (SHoF)
Empirical Asset Pricing (SHoF)
Monetary Economics (SU) Mandatory course
Theoretical Asset Pricing (SHoF)
Theoretical Corporate Finance (SHoF)
Unconventional Monetary Policy: Theory and Practice (SU)
Elective Courses
Quantitative Macroeconomic Methods I (SU)
Quantitative Macroeconomic Methods II (SU)
Applied Macroeconomic Research (SU)
Climate Change and Sustainability (SU)
Topics in Finance (SHoF)
Household Finance (SHoF)
Last updated: February 2, 2024
Source: Center for Monetary Policy and Financial Stability (CeMoF)