Certificate in Policy Issues in the Global Economy
The Certificate in Policy Issues in the Global Economy will teach students how international agreements, investment and financial policies, immigration, and financial crises can influence business operations and decision-making. The course covers key topics such as economic policy frameworks, glo...
Students will gain insights into global financial crises, the impact of economic policies on businesses and economies, and key influences on international trade, investment and financial movements. This certificate equips individuals with up-to-date knowledge of current issues in the global economy as well as the knowledge to analyse and contribute effectively to global economic policy discussions.
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Students will gain insights into global financial crises, the impact of economic policies on businesses and economies, and key influences on international trade, investment and financial movements. This certificate equips individuals with up-to-date knowledge of current issues in the global economy as well as the knowledge to analyse and contribute effectively to global economic policy discussions.
Over the course of three months, this programme will guide you through:
- An understanding of international economic systems.
- Economic thinking to assess policy change at corporate, governmental, and institutional levels.
- An understanding of key influences on international trade, investment and financial movements.
- The economics of immigration.
- Global financial crises.
- Policies to mitigate environmental damage.
The Certificates in Policy Issues in the Global Economy are designed for professionals in the fields of economics, politics, and business, as well as individuals seeking to broaden their horizons and gain a global perspective.
Upon completion of the certificate course, participants will be able to understand and analyse factors influencing the macroeconomic environment, grasp policy issues related to global trade, and thereby understand the complexities characterising international business operations.
- The economics of immigration
- The key influences on international trade, investment and financial movements
- The analysis of global financial crises and policies to mitigate environmental damage
- The application of economic thinking to assess policy change at corporate, governmental, and institutional levels
