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Studies at Helsinki GSE

Table of contents
  1. Courses
  2. Instructions for students - FAQ
  3. Self Study Material

One of the main objectives of the Helsinki Graduate School of Economics is to develop, coordinate and carry out education in economics. Education in economics at the Master’s and doctoral level is arranged through cooperation in teaching: students can take economics courses from each of the three partnering Helsinki GSE universities, Aalto University, the Hanken School of Economics and the University of Helsinki. Cooperation within the Bachelor's level teaching will start as of Fall 2022. While the Helsinki GSE teaching cooperation agreement guarantees all students access to the joint teaching resources, the individual programs and universities remain the basic units of education, organizing the courses and granting the degrees. Also the Finnish Doctoral Programme in Economics - a cooperative platform between 9 units of economics discipline in Finnish universities - is part of the teaching cooperation: all the doctoral level courses organized by FDPE member universities are available to doctoral students in Finland.

Courses #

Master’s and PhD programs within Hesinki GSE offer a wide selection of courses covering all the main fields of economics. Courses included in the teaching cooperation enable our students to learn the essential core of economics at an advanced level, while providing them with the possibility to tailor their education according to their specific interests.

Academic year 2022-2023 courses are listed here:

  • Courses

Incorporating studies into your degree

Before taking and completing a course make sure that the credits can be counted towards your degree at your home university by checking which courses are included in your curriculum or contacting your home university’s student/learning services. All the PhD students are advised to contact their supervisors to be sure that the course credit can be counted towards their degree. To be able to apply for credit transfer the credits must also fit into your degree. More information on how the credits are registered and incorporated into your degree by credit transfer can be found below.

Instructions for students - FAQ #

  • How to enroll in the courses?
  • How to find study material?
  • How the credits are registered?
  • How to subscribe to Helsinki GSE student mailing list?
  • What to study?

Self Study Material #

  • Self study material for rMSc and PhD students
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