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Economics & Finance Degree
You're taking the core modules of an economics or finance degree and want the textbook chapters as something you practise, not something you re-read the night before.
What you'll leave with: Work the standard models of each module — IS-LM, the CAPM, OLS, Nash equilibrium — rather than recite them, and see how the modules feed one another.
5 courses · 126 levels · about 25 hours · starts at beginner
The courses, in order
Nothing is locked: skip a step you already know.
- Stat Dojo Statistics first, because every later module assumes it: distributions, the normal curve, sampling and significance.
- Macro & Markets The intermediate macroeconomics module, following Blanchard — IS-LM, the Phillips curve, Solow growth and the open economy.
- Capital Quarters The corporate finance module, following Brealey, Myers & Allen — NPV, the CAPM, WACC and Modigliani–Miller.
- Regression Range Econometrics, following Wooldridge — OLS, omitted-variable bias, inference and time series. The module your dissertation is marked on.
- Game Table Strategic reasoning — equilibrium, backward induction, auctions and mechanism design. The microeconomics that turns up in every other module.
Worth adding
- Math Masters — If it's the calculus or the matrix notation that's in the way, fix that first and every module gets easier.
- Mind Over Markets — The behavioural finance elective, following Kahneman, Thaler and Shiller.
Where it leads
Every course ends in a live simulation of the job. All open now.