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Financial Economics of Climate and Sustainability

Provided by: UMA
(EQF level: 8)

The purpose of the course is to (a) introduce graduate students to questions and methods in the rapidly evolving fields of climate/sustainable finance; (b) connect researchers from across the globe interested in this topic to stimulate more rigorous, relevant, and collaborative work. Addressing climate change demands changes in natural, social, and economic systems and will require greater collaboration. The course will assume that participants have a background in core graduate-level finance. The course will cover topics from a variety of subfields in finance (asset pricing, financial intermediation, household finance, corporate finance). The introductory block of three classes is intended to orient students to the science of climate change as well as to refresh key concepts from economics and finance; the remaining classes will dive into detail on current research in different subfield. We will conclude with a discussion of open topics in this field. We expect that the course will be useful to doctoral students in finance, economics, and accounting. The course will be hold online via ZOOM. Lecturer: Prof. Stefan Reichelstein, Ph.D

  • Spring 2026

    Course start date 2026-02-03
    Course end date 2026-05-26
    Language English
    Credits 5 (ECTS)
    Grading scheme: pass/fail