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During the first two years of the PhD, students attend compulsory modules in Neuroeconomics, Experimental and Behavioral Economics where they become familiar with conceptual principles and current research topics and methodologies. In addition to the compulsory modules, the core elective courses should be taken during the first two terms of study. By the end of the second year, students should have a clear design for their own research project proposal. This proposal is expected to serve as a basis for the original research that will become the PhD thesis.
A wide range of elective courses on research methods and seminars complete the training and can be taken at any time that is convenient during the PhD studies. Finally, weekly research seminars with guest speakers and lectures at other departments of the University of Zurich supplement the course offerings.
Cognitive Neuroscience |
Decision Neuroscience |
Decision Theory |
Neuroeconomic Foundations of Decision Making |
Principles of Neuroeconomics |
Seminar in Behavioral Economic Theory |
Non-Invasive brain stimulation for neuroeconomics |
Bayesian Data Analysis and Models of Behavior |
Computational Psychiatry |
Scientific programming for neuroeconomic experiments |
Topics in Experimental and Behavioral Economics |
For a complete list of all courses offered at the Marlene Porsche GSN, please go the university's course catalogue: UZH course catalogue