Ekonomika regionalna - przedmiot prowadzony w języku angielskim 330-ES2-2ZEKR#E

KNOWLEDGE:
2ZEKR#E_ W01 The student knows and understands in-depth the essence of economic relations in regions and the regularities governing them in micro- and macroeconomic terms KP7_WG3
2ZEKR#E_ W02 The student knows and understands in greater detail the essence of socio-economic ties in regions and the regularities between them in the current and historical context KP7_WG4
2ZEKR#E_ W03 The student knows and understands in-depth the specificity of the operation of economic entities, institutions and economic structures in regions as well as selected categories of economic ties and their historical evolution KP7_WG8

SKILLS:
2ZEKR#E_ U01 The student is able to use the acquired knowledge to analyze the causes and course of processes and economic phenomena in the regions and to formulate and solve complex problems based on the appropriate selection of sources and information derived from them in macroeconomic and sectoral terms. KP7_UW2
2ZEKR#E_ U02 The student is able to use his knowledge of regional studies to evaluate, critically analyze and synthesize specific problems, taking into account the historical context KP7_UW

SOCIAL COMPETENCE:
2ZEKR#E_ K01 The student is ready to critically assess his knowledge through the prism of the dynamics of market and social processes taking place in the regions KP7_KK1

The general conditions are specified in the Study Regulations of the University of Białystok (Appendix to Announcement No. 6/2022 of the Rector of the University of Białystok of December 7, 2022).
The condition for passing the lecture is achieving the assumed learning outcomes. The form intended for their verification is: written examination in the form of a test.
The basis for passing the exam is a point system: 50-60%=3.0, 61-70%=3.5; 71-80%=4.0; 81-90%=4.5; 91-100%=5.0). Possibility of increasing your grade by actively participating in lecture discussions.

1. O. Grassmann, Smart cities, Emerald Group Publishing, 2019
2. I.J. Azis, Regional economics, World Scientific Publishing, 2019
3. A. O'Sullivan, Urban Economics, McGraw-Hill Education, 2018
4. R. Capello, Regional Economics, Routledge, 2016
5. A. M. Townsend, Smart Cities, W.W. Norton &Company, 2013
6. R. J. Stimson, R. R. Stough, B. H. Roberts, Regional Economic Development,
Springer-Verlag Berlin and Heidelberg GmbH & Co. KG, 2006

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