Brief Course Description
1. Course Title:
Extra-Curriculum Report
2. Language of Instruction:
Tiếng Việt
3. Course Code:
M00933
4. Credits:
3
5. Course Objectives:
The course Seminar Reports provides students with the opportunity to meet and interact with industry experts, expanding learning, research, and career opportunities. Students will have the chance to reinforce and broaden their knowledge gained in the program through reports from practical experts, helping them gain a deeper and wider understanding of the applications of mathematical economics. Additionally, students will have the opportunity to strengthen their skills in analyzing and evaluating real-world economic issues through reports on extracurricular topics presented by experts, thus discovering new solutions to these problems.
6. Brief Description of Course Content:
The course "EXTRA-CURRICULUM REPORT" in the Master's in Mathematical Economics program helps learners consolidate and expand their acquired knowledge. Through practical experts' reports, learners gain additional understanding of the practical applications of mathematical economics in solving real-world problems. This is also an opportunity for learners to meet and interact with experts, broadening their learning, research, and career opportunities. By attending and discussing the topics, learners further strengthen their analytical and critical thinking skills. Additionally, these reporting sessions also provide learners with ideas and experience in selecting topics for their final projects.
The topics may include:
No. | Topics |
1 | Game theory and application |
2 | Queueing theory and application |
3 | Actuarial Mathematics |
4 | Mathematics in data science |
5 | CAPM and its extensions |
6 | Mergers and acquisitions valuation |
7 | Network theory in economics |
8 | Matching theory and applications |
9 | Mathematical Modeling of Epidemics |
10 | Mathematical Modeling of Environmental Problems |
11 | Auction theory and applications |
12 | Econophysics and applications in Economics |
13 | Contract Theory and applications in finance |
14 | And other topics that related to the curriculum |