Module: Selected Topics in Empirical Capital Market Research (6 Credits) | |
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Name in diploma supplement | Selected Topics in Empirical Capital Market Research |
Responsible | Prof. Dr. Heiko Jacobs |
Admission criteria | See exam regulations. |
Workload | 180 hours of student workload, in detail:
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Duration | The module takes 1 semester(s). |
Qualification Targets | Students
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Relevance | The acquired skills and knowledge are highly relevant for work in the financial industry and related areas (e.g., asset management, equity research, fintech, corporate finance, risk management), but may also be of interest to economic research and teaching institutions. |
Module Exam | The module-related examination consists of a seminar paper (usually 15 pages, 75% of the grade), and of an accompanying presentation (usually 20 minutes, 25% of the grade). To pass the module, both the seminar paper and the seminar presentation must have been evaluated with a grade of 4.0 or better. |
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Module: Selected Topics in Empirical Capital Market Research (WIWI‑M0896) |
Seminar: Selected Topics in Empirical Capital Market Research (6 Credits) | |||
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Name in diploma supplement | Selected Topics in Empirical Capital Market Research | ||
Organisational Unit | Lehrstuhl für Finanzierung | ||
Lecturers | Prof. Dr. Heiko Jacobs | ||
Hours per week | 2 | Language | English |
Cycle | winter semester | Participants at most | 15 |
Preliminary knowledgeStudents are assumed to have a profound understanding of finance (for instance by having taken the lectures offered by the chair). Basic econometric skills are helpful to understand empirical research conducted in the academic papers which the module’s content is based on. A sufficient level of spoken and written English language skills is necessary. | |||
AbstractThe module provides students with the knowledge and skills to independently and critically analyze a practically and scientifically relevant subfield of empirical capital market research based on an in-depth literature review as well as an accompanying presentation. | |||
ContentsSelected topics in empirical capital market research Informationen zu den Voraussetzungen und zur Bewerbung finden Sie auf der Homepage des Lehrstuhls | |||
LiteratureThe literature depends on the specific topic. Students will be provided with relevant papers in the introductory session. | |||
Teaching conceptPaper writing, presentation, discussion | |||
Seminar: Selected Topics in Empirical Capital Market Research (WIWI‑C1150) |