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Restricted elective subject elements, 0 ECTS credits (thesis, 45 ECTS credits). Elective subject elements, 15 ECTS credits. Thesis, 30 ECTS credits. 6.2.1 Restricted elective subject elements 15 ECTS credits are to be covered as subject elements from the following list (thesis, 30 ECTS credits). 0 ECTS credits are to be covered as subject elements from the following list (thesis, 45 ECTS credits). NIFK14022U Industrial Organization Block 1 7.5 ECTS credits NIFK14023U Advanced International Trade I Block 1 7.5 ECTS credits NIFK14031U Behavioural and Experimental Economics Block 1 7.5 ECTS credits NIFK14026U Entrepreneurship and Innovation Block 1 7.5 ECTS credits NIFK14018U Applied General Equilibrium Analysis Block 1 7.5 ECTS credits NIFK14024U Advanced International Trade II Block 2 7.5 ECTS credits NIFK14025U Contracts and Cooperatives Block 2 7.5 ECTS credits LOJK10265U Studies in Development Economics Block 2 7.5 ECTS credits NIFK14001U Microeconomic and Econometric Production Block 2 7.5 ECTS credits Analysis LOJK10229U Natural Resource Economics Block 2 7.5 ECTS credits NIFK14032U Business Development and Innovation Block 3 7.5 ECTS credits LOJK10248U Economic Valuation Methods and Cost-Benefit Block 3 7.5 ECTS credits Analysis LOJK10256U Applied Microeconomic Analysis Block 3 7.5 ECTS credits LOJK10258U Economics Growth and Development Block 3 7.5 ECTS credits NIFK13002U Topics in Advanced International Economics Block 4 7.5 ECTS credits NIFK13003U Applied Environmental and Natural Resource Block 4 7.5 ECTS credits Economics LOJK10255U Agricultural and Food Policy Block 4 7.5 ECTS credits LOJK10292U Agricultural Value Chains in Developing Block 4 7.5 ECTS credits Countries NIFK14015U Topics in Development Studies Block 4 7.5 ECTS credits NIFK15003U Applied Economics of Consumption Block 4 7.5 ECTS credits NFKK14006U Project in Practise Block 1-5 15 ECTS credits 6.2.2 Elective subject elements 15 ECTS credits are to be covered by elective subjects. BSc courses corresponding to 15 ECTS credits may be included in the MSc Programme without the approval of the study board. Projects outside the course scope may be included in the elective section of the programme with up to 15 ECTS credits. The regulations are described in Appendix 5 to the shared section of the curriculum. Projects in practice may be included in the elective section of the programme with up to 15 ECTS credits. Note that Projects in practice may not exceed 15 ECTS credits of the combined restricted elective and elective subject elements of the programme. The regulations are described in Appendix 4 to the shared section of the curriculum. Page 8 of 18
6.2.3 Thesis The MSc Programme in Agricultural Economics includes a thesis corresponding to 30 ECTS credits or 45 ECTS credits, as described in Appendix 2 to the shared curriculum. The topic of the must be within the academic scope of the programme. There are programme specific rules which define parts of the shared curriculum in more detail. The following specific rules apply to a thesis corresponding to 30 ECTS credits: The thesis must be written full time. There are programme specific rules which define parts of the shared curriculum in more detail. The following specific rules apply to a thesis corresponding to 45 ECTS credits: The thesis must be written full time. 6.2.4 Academic mobility The academic mobility in the MSc Programme in Agricultural Economics (thesis 30 ECTS credits) is placed in block 1+2 of the 2 nd year. This means that the curriculum makes it possible to follow subject elements and conduct project outside the Faculty of Science. The academic mobility in the MSc Programme in Agricultural Economics (thesis, 45 ECTS credits) is placed in block 3+4 of the 1 st year. This means that the curriculum makes it possible to follow subject elements and conduct projects outside the Faculty of. In addition the student has the possibility to arrange similar academic mobility in other parts of the programme. Both options require that the student follows the rules and regulations regarding pre-approvals and credit. 6.3 Compliance of the requirements for external examiners and assessment The MSc Programme automatically fulfils the requirement that one-third of the programme's ECTS credits must be subject to external examination and two-thirds of the ECTS credits must be assessed by grades, cf. the Shared Section of the BSc and MSc Curricula for Study Programmes. ECTS credits transferred are excluded from the calculation of the requirement for external examination and assessment by grades. 7 Exemptions In exceptional circumstances, the university may grant exemptions from the rules in the curriculum specified solely by the university. 8 Commencement etc. 8.1 Validity This subject specific section of the curriculum applies to all students enrolled on the programme – see however Appendix 2. 8.2 Transfer Students enrolled on previous curricula may be transferred to the new one as per the applicable transfer regulations or according to an individual credit transfer by the study board. Page 9 of 18
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