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Mandatory/Elective: The course is mandatory for PhD students affiliated with ECON.
Category: Methods
Course structure: The course consists of 36 lectures (45 minutes each), delivered over six days from 9:00–12:00 and 13:00–16:00.
The lectures are followed by student presentations, comprising a minimum of six contact hours. One additional contact hour is added for every two participants above 12. Presentations take place over one or two consecutive days, depending on the number of participants.
Format: On campus only.
Max. no. of participants: 20
Course Schedule
The following tables contain provisional timing of topics with main references. More references will be provided during the course.
Project Submission Deadline, by email: rw.eco@cbs.dk
11.03
09-16
Student presentations, feedback & open discussion – CBS and external students
12.03
09-12
Student presentations, feedback & open discussion – CBS students
Course Literature
Literature List (Indicative)
Main textbooks: • Jeffrey Wooldridge (2010), Econometric Analysis of Cross Section and Panel Data, 2nd edition, MIT Press: Cambridge, Mass. • A.Colin Cameron, Pravon Trivedi (2005), Microeconometrics: Methods and Applications, Cambridge University Press. • Bruce Hansen (2022), Econometrics, Princeton University Press.
Other: • Academic journal articles on topics taught in the course • Lecture Notes
Course Workload
Student workload Lectures/ class exercises / student presentations: 42 hours Preparation time (readings, self-study etc.): 88 hours Home assignment: 80 hours Total: 210 hours
Registration & Payment
Registration Deadline and Conditions
Please note the registration deadline. If you wish to cancel your registration, you must do so by this date.
After the registration deadline, we will determine whether there are enough participants to run the course. If the course is oversubsscribed, we will also decide which applicants will be offered a place.
Once you receive our acceptance/welcome letter, your registration becomes binding, and the course fee is non-refundable.
If places remain available after the registration deadline, we may extend the registration period to fill the remaining spots.
Payment
Ensure you choose the correct payment method when finalizing your registration:
PhD Students from CBS: The course fee will be deducted from your PhD course budget.
PhD Students from other Danish University: Select the payment method Danish Electronic Invoice (EAN). Provide your EAN number, and any relevant purchase (project) order number.
PhD Student from university outside of Denmark: Select the payment method Payment Card.
Contact the Organizer
Organizer: CBS PhD School
Contact Information: Phone: 38152475
Email: phdcourses@cbs.dk
Web: https://www.cbs.dk/forskning/phd-paa-cbs
Always contact the organizer if you have questions or problems related to the event. event IT merely provide technical support and can not answer questions about the organizer or its events.
Contact the Organizer
Organizer: CBS PhD School
Contact Information:
Phone: 38152475
Email: phdcourses@cbs.dk
Web: https://www.cbs.dk/forskning/phd-paa-cbs
Always contact the organizer if you have questions or problems related to the event. event IT merely provide technical support and can not answer questions about the organizer or its events.
