Macroeconometrics is an important area of research in economics. Time series methods for empirical macroeconomics have become very popular and widely used in academia as well as in public and private institutions.
The BSE Macroeconometrics Summer School provides courses to teach modern time series methods for research, present empirical applications and survey recent developments. Although econometric theory will have a central role, special attention will be paid to the applications and data.
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This course is designed for advanced learning in Macroeconometrics:

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Each of the Summer School participants must meet the following entry requirements.
Successful candidates will usually demonstrate one or more of the following in an application to our Summer School programs:
Remember that you can combine Macroeconometrics Summer School courses with courses in any of the other BSE Summer School programs (schedule permitting). Maximise your learning this summer and take advantage of our multiple-course discount.
Fees for each course may vary. Please consult each course page for accurate information.
Yes, BSE offers a variety of discounts on its Summer courses. See more information about available discounts or request a personalized discount quote by email.
Yes! you can combine Macroeconomics courses with courses in any of the other BSE Summer School programs (schedule permitting). See the full calendar.
To be eligible for credit transfers, students must complete a final project.
Students will deliver a short summary of a paper one week after the summer school finishes. It will consist in a critical summary of a published paper, around 3-4 pages, 1.5 spaced, font size 11. The critical summary will need to follow these guidelines: expose what are the main ideas of the paper, how they are addressed, strength and weakness of the paper, methodological approach, theoretical or empirical background, and suggestions for improvements).
Consult the Credit Transfer page for more information about this option.
Participants who attend more than 80% of the course will receive a Certificate of Attendance, free of charge.
Every participant taking a course in the Macroeconometrics Summer School will receive a time-limited personal free license of MATLAB several days before the start of the Summer School. Participants should install the MATLAB software on their computers for use during the practical sessions.