Do you see yourself as financial advisor, analyst, financial consultant or financial planning? So look closely at the study Mathematics-Economics.

Mathematics-Economics is training for the hardcore economics students who would like to have expertise in economics, business economics, as well as statistics and mathematics. It is also a hardcore version for mathematicians, for it is a full education in mathematics, while a full degree in economics. Many of the courses are in common with HA'erne.

Mathematics-Economics is a program that shake the subjects Mathematics, Economics and static to a hard-hitting cocktail. It is certainly an education that requires commitment, diligence, and hard work, but in return it also invested time worth.

You get to work with mathematics as a methodology for economic issues such. clean development, software implementation, credit, planning and optimization problems, finance, business administration and many more. Common to all areas is that mathematics, statistics and economics used to reach solutions to practical problems. Teaching is primarily based on lectures and subsequent exercises, which are reviewed in small groups. Often you will find that IT and computer is your best friend, because some models and calculations can not be done on a calculator.

Mathematics is used as a problem solver in economic theory, and in finance, equity and bond theory, cost minimization and maximization mathematics can really shine.

Some of the subjects you will be taught are: Linear algebra, probability theory, microeconomics, macroeconomics and finance.

Furthermore there will get subjects such as statistics and Point Set Topology, which is volume expense from 3 class at an extremely high level of abstraction that really need attention in order to keep up with.

It has previously been very few who have passed the program in the prescribed time and the dropout rate has also been great, so be aware of it is the right choice for you, or at least know your goals for the course before you take it.

Job Opportunities

Teacher, financial adviser, analyst, portfolio manager, bank manager, financial officer, consultant in finance and economics, economics employee.

Special admission requirements

Danish A, Mathematics A, English B

Related student jobs

You can have any student in this program, but it is recommended not to have a student when the study is more than full-time work.