Teaching
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Courses
Seminar „Sustainability Economics“
The seminar (2 SWS) covers the examination of the concept of sustainability (especially its economic, but also its social and ecological aspects) as well as the interdisciplinary approaches of sustainability research. The course is offered in English.
The module is a compulsory elective module for the Master programs in Economics, Business Administration, Business and Economics Education, Industrial Engineering, and Business Informatics, as well as for the Diploma programs in Industrial Engineering and Business Informatics. The course yields 5 ECTS credits.
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Lecture „Computable General Equilibrium Analysis“
The module teaches the theoretical foundations, data requirements, and examples of the application of the method of computable general equilibrium modeling. In addition, concepts and models from micro- and macroeconomics are repeated and used in concrete numerical examples. The module comprises lectures of 2 SWS, exercises of 2 SWS and self-study. The course is offered in English, normally in the summer term.
The module is a compulsory elective module for the Master programs in Economics, Business Administration, Business and Economics Education, Industrial Engineering, and Business Informatics, as well as for the Diploma programs in Industrial Engineering and Business Informatics. The course yields 10 ECTS credits.
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Theses
You are welcome to suggest topics for bachelor and master theses in the field of environmental, urban and regional economics. Please contact Prof. Artem Korzhenevych:
artem.korzhenevych@tu-dresden.de
Current possible topics for bachelor theses are:
- Drivers and effects of environmentally friendly innovations
- Structural change towards sustainability in the local economies
- Specialization and regional development
- Environmental impact of urban development
- Valuation of ecosystem services and biodiversity