Modules

The following modules are offered for the doctoral certificate program in agricultural economics:

Type of module: T = Economic theory; E = Empirical methods; F = Focus topics; S = Softskill
(... accommodation)

No.	Title	Instructor(s)	Credits	Type	Location
0100	Efficiency and Productivity Analysis 1 - Deterministic Approaches	Latacz-Lohmann, Supawat	3	E	IAMO Halle
0200	Efficiency and Productivity Analysis 2 - Stochastic Approaches	Brümmer, Sauer	3	E	Uni Göttingen
0300	Time Series Analysis: Applications in Agricultural and Food Economics	Loy, Brümmer, von Cramon-Taubadel	3	E	Uni Göttingen
0500	Empirische Forschungsmethoden im Agribusiness	Spiller, Enneking	3	E	Uni Göttingen
0600	Theory and methods for an integrated analysis of ecosystem services governance	K. Müller et al.	3	F	ZALF Müncheberg
1100	Household Behaviour: Theory and Applications	Grings, Brosig	3	T	IAMO Halle
1601 +2	Risk Analysis and Risk Management in Agriculture: Theory and Applications (2 weeks)	Odening, Mußhoff, Ritter, Finger	6	T	HU Berlin / Uni Göttingen
1701	Agent-based Modelling in Agricultural and Resource Economics	Balmann, Sun, Graubner, Appel	3	T	IAMO Halle
1900	Model-based policy impact assessment of agricultural policy	Banse et al.	3	F	Thünen-Institut Braunschweig
2200	Advanced Supply Chain Management	Heise, Schaper, von Hardenberg	3	F	Uni Göttingen
2300	Political Economy of Agriculture in Developing and Emerging Economies	Herzfeld	3	T	IAMO Halle (Saale)
2400	The Political Economy of Agriculture in high-income Countries	Herzfeld	3	T	IAMO Halle (Saale)
2500	Advanced Applied Econometrics 1: Linear Models and Panel Data	Hess, Hüttel, Wieck	3	E	Uni Hohenheim
2600	High quality research data - Sources, collection and processing	Kuhn, Bobojonov, Glauben	3	F	IAMO Halle (Saale)
3000	Integrated Land Use Modelling	Schmid, Schönhart, Mitter, Kirchner	3	E	Uni BOKU Wien
4100	Introduction to Geographic Information Systems and spatial data analysis	Sun, D. Müller et al.	3	E	IAMO Halle
4301	Consumer Behavior and Demand Analysis 1: Theory and Applications	Yu	3	T	Uni Göttingen
4302	Consumer Economics 2: Theory and Application for Valuing Non-Market Goods	Yu	3	T	Uni Göttingen
4700	Mathematical Economics (for Agricultural Economists)	Yu	3	T	Uni Göttingen
4900	Comparative Institutional Analysis of Social-Ecological Systems	Thiel, Schleyer, Ehlers	3	T	Uni Kassel, Witzenhausen
5000	Advanced Theories of Consumer Research	Busch, Lemken, Risius, Spiller	3	T	Uni Göttingen
6000	Welfare Economic Analysis of Agricultural Policy: Theory and Applications	Salhofer	3	T	Uni BOKU, Wien
6100	Qualitative Research and Developing Grounded Theory in Social Sciences	Bitsch	3	E	TU München, Freising
6200	Agrarian institutions, contracts and bargaining models: Theory and Applications	Nuppenau, Babu	3	F	Uni Gießen
6500	Advanced Applied Econometrics 2: Limited Dependent Variable (LDV) / Choices models	Heckelei, Hirsch	3	E	Uni Bonn
6700	Economic Modelling with the GAMS software	Aurbacher	3	E	Uni Gießen
6800	Machine learning in applied economic analysis	Heckelei, Baylis, Storm	3	E	Uni Bonn
7100	Applied Computable General Equilibrium Modelling	Siddig, Grethe, Luckmann	3	E	HU Berlin
7400	Technology and Innovation in the Agricultural Sector – Theoretical and Empirical Approaches	Sauer et al.	3	F	TU München WZW, Freising
7500	Applied Choice Analysis	Roosen	3	E	TU München WZW, Freising
7600	Applied Microeconometrics and Impact Analysis	Sauer et al.	3	E	TU München WZW, Freising

Soft skills

No.	Title	Instructor(s)	Credits	Type	Location
2100	Scientific writing for agricultural economists	von Cramon-Taubadel	3	Soft skill	Uni Göttingen

Soft skill modules can be also drawn from the interdisciplinary course offering of the participating universities. The organisation of research colloquia and seminars is provided individually by the cooperating partners.