Objectives

To know the relationship between monetary policy and price stability.

Conceptualize political science and its object of study: power relations between state and society.

Contextualize the origin of political science, as well as the application of its branches.

To study the quantitative theory and institutional theory of money.

To deal with the theoretical and operative aspects of financial intermediation and secondary money creation and institutional aspects of money.

To analyze the similarities and differences between politics, power and legitimacy.

Content

Methodology

Entre el material entregado en este curso se adjunta un documento llamado Guía del Alumno dónde aparece un horario de tutorías telefónicas y una dirección de e-mail dónde podrá enviar sus consultas, dudas y ejercicios. La metodología a seguir es ir avanzando a lo largo del itinerario de aprendizaje online, que cuenta con una serie de temas y ejercicios. Para su evaluación, el alumno/a deberá completar todos los ejercicios propuestos en el curso. La titulación será remitida al alumno/a por correo una vez se haya comprobado que ha completado el itinerario de aprendizaje satisfactoriamente.

What does it prepare you for?

This Specialization in Monetary and Financial Policy prepares you to understand and analyze the functioning of financial markets, both nationally and internationally, and to make sound financial decisions, including participating in the formulation and implementation of monetary policies, managing financial risks, performing economic analysis, as well as financial projections.

Who is it aimed at?

This Specialization in Monetary and Financial Policy can be aimed at professionals with careers related to the field of economics, banking and finance, who want to broaden and update their knowledge of financial systems, money and capital markets, and monetary and financial policy instruments.

Career opportunities

The professional opportunities of this Specialization in Monetary and Financial Policy can be very varied, such as working in central banks, specifically as a monetary policy analyst, economic advisor, working for regulatory and supervisory bodies in the financial sector, teaching or even research, among others.