ECOS3992: Interdisciplinary Impact in Economics B

2026 unit information

This unit of study builds on knowledge acquired in previous studies in order to apply economic principles to real-world problems. Lectures cover the nature of economic research, theoretical concepts, and methods of applied economic analysis. Students will develop skills to interpret and communicate economic analysis to an interdisciplinary audience.

Unit details and rules

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Details

Study level	Undergraduate
Academic unit	Economics
Credit points	6

Enrolment rules

Prerequisites: ?	12 credit points at 2000 level from one of the following subject areas: Econometrics or Economic Policy Analysis or Economics or Environmental, Agricultural and Resource Economics or Financial Economics
Corequisites: ?	None
Prohibitions: ?	ECOS3991 or ECOS3993 or ECOS3994 or ECOS3997
Assumed knowledge: ?	None

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Session	MoA ?	Location	Outline ?
Semester 1 2026	Normal day	Camperdown/Darlington, Sydney	Outline unavailable
Semester 2 2026	Normal day	Camperdown/Darlington, Sydney	Outline unavailable

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