Master of Economics
Why study the Master of Economics at UNE?
The Master of Economics program is an excellent means of obtaining advanced-level qualifications in the disciplines of Accounting; Finance and Entrepreneurship; Econometrics; Economics; Economic History; Agricultural and Resource Economics and Marketing and Management. The program can be studied on a full-time basis over one and a half years, or by part-time or distance education up to four years. The program is by course work and either a minor or major dissertation; or by research thesis only (for suitably qualified applicants).
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DURATION
3 Semesters Full-time3 Years Part-time
FEES
Full Fee2007 STUDY OPTIONS
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| Official Abbreviation | MEc |
| Course Type | Postgraduate |
| Commencement | Sem 1 and Sem 2 if available |
| Study Mode | On and Off Campus |
| Course Duration |
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| Fees | Full Fee |
| Total Credit Points | 72 |
| Academic Colours |
peacock blue (BCC 120) |
| Further Information | 
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Information for Continuing Master of Economics by Coursework Students for 2008
• This document provides information on course requirements to assist you in completing your 2008 re-enrolment.
• Please take a moment to look at requirements for your course as this information will help you select units for study in 2008.
Course Requirements
Candidates must complete a course of study which includes coursework (48cp) and a minor dissertation (24cp) to the value of 72 cp.
Units may be selected from 300-, 400- and 500-level units offered by the Faculty, but the course may not include more than 24 cp at 300 level.
Candidates must achieve a minimum grade of Pass in 500-level units. For all other approved units, a minimum grade of Credit must be achieved.
Candidates must include a Research Methodology unit in their program and the Minor Dissertation.
Specialisations are available in Economics and in Accounting and Financial Management.
Specialisation in Accounting and Financial Management
Candidates must include a Research Methodology unit (eg NEBS 405). In special circumstances and with the approval of the course coordinator, a student may substitute another unit for the Research Methodology unit where the candidate has completed an equivalent unit in a previous award.
Candidate should select the unit from NEBS 591 (the unit code for the minor dissertation).
Any questions regarding unit enrolment should be referred to the Course Coordinator. Accounting specialisation:
Dr Bernice Kotey—Email: bkotey@une.edu.au; Telephone: 02 6773 2830
Specialisation in Economics
Candidates must include a Research Methodology unit (ECON 536). In special circumstances and with the approval of the course coordinator, a student may substitute another unit for the Research Methodology unit where the candidate has completed an equivalent unit in a previous award.
Candidate should select the unit from ECON 591 (the unit code for the minor dissertation).
Any questions regarding unit enrolment should be referred to the Course Coordinator. Economics specialisation: Associate Professor Jack Sinden Email: jsinden@une.edu.au ; Phone: 02 6773 2296.
Note: Students should seek permission from the Head of School of Business, Economics and Public Policy to enrol in the Research Methodology unit and the Minor Dissertation unit before enrolment.