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EH200 Options EH204 Money and Finance: From the Middle Ages to Modernity EH211 Africa and the World Economy 1500-2000 EH225 Latin America and the International Economy EH238 The Industrial Revolution EH240 Business & Economic Performance since 1945: Britain in International Context
Third Year Options 2013-14 BSc Economic History Third year students on this course are required to take the following. 9 and 10: Two courses from the EH300 options (and EC311) 11: A further EH300 option or an EH200 option 12: EH390 (dissertation) You may take an outside option for Paper 11 ONLY if you did not take one in year 2.
BSc Economic History with Economics Third year students on this course are required to take the following. 9: EC201 (micro) or EC210 (macro) 10: A course from the EH300 options (and EC311) 11: A further EH300 option or an EH200 option 12: EH390 (dissertation)
BSc Economics and Economic History Third year students on this course are required to take the following. 9: EC201 (micro) or EC210 (macro) 10: An EC300 option or an outside option (200+) 11: A course from the EH300 options (and EC311) 12: EH390 (dissertation)
EH300 Options EH304 The Economic History of North America: from Colonial Times to the Cold War EH306 Monetary and Financial History since 1750 EH325 Issues in Modern Japanese Economic Development: Late Industrialisation, Imperialism and High Speed Growth EH326 Innovation and Finance in the 19th and 20th Centuries EH327 China’s Traditional Economy and its Growth in the very Longterm EH3 Historical Economic Geography: Cities, Markets and Regions in the 19th and 20th Centuries EC311 History of Economics: How theories change
Economic History Department Prizes Students in the Economic History Department are eligible for several prizes, awarded on the basis on end of year results. Baines Prize - awarded to the student with the best mark in EH101 Altorfer-Ong Prize - awarded to the student with the best mark in EH240 The Lilian Knowles prizes • a prize is awarded to the student studying Economic History who achieves the best set of marks in their first year. • a prize is awarded to the student studying economic history who achieves the best set of marks in their final year.