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  • Research Skills and Academic Writing
    A complete workflow from a feasible question to transparent search, defensible evidence, responsible AI use, and a revised paper.
  • Statistics for Insurance
    An example-led course connecting claims reserving, frequency and severity, reinsurance, aggregate tail risk, capital, and ruin—with executable R and Python labs.
  • Introduction to Economics
    A model-to-evidence course on choice, markets, welfare, growth, banking, stabilisation policy, and the open economy, with worked cases and policy studios.
  • Microeconomics
    An advanced course from choice and duality to games, contracts, auctions, behavioural evidence, externalities, and market design, with solved models and current research cases.
  • Time Series
    A matrix-first statistical time series course covering Toeplitz covariance, ARMA recursions, linear prediction, likelihood, VAR, spectra, and browser-based R labs.
  • Financial and Economic Time Series
    A matrix-based applied course connecting returns, volatility, cointegration, structural dynamics, nowcasting, and decision-specific forecast evaluation.
  • Accounting
    A case-led course from business evidence and double-entry through IFRS measurement, linked statements, analysis, planning, and investment decisions.
  • Business Analytics
    A decision-first course connecting data contracts, descriptive diagnosis, validated prediction, optimisation, causal action, deployment, and responsible governance.
  • Microeconometrics
    An identification-first course from causal estimands and regression through IV, panel data, policy designs, limited outcomes, causal machine learning, sensitivity, and reproducible evidence.
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