(Oxford) Diploma : Learn Economics by Doing!

This economics course offers a unique learning experience – your success hinges on active participation, not just passive listening. If you're looking for a course where you'll truly engage with the material, this is it!

Are you ready to actively learn economics? This course isn't for those who simply watch lectures. It's designed for students who are willing to put in the work: completing homework, discussing questions, exploring resources, and staying updated with announcements. If you desire interaction with the instructor and a dynamic learning environment, you'll thrive here.

From the moment you complete the concise 3-minute introduction, you'll be immersed in discussions about current economic events impacting China, Japan, the USA, and the global economy. We believe in learning by doing and actively participating.

Here's a look at what you'll explore:

• Key Economic Indicators: Understand the vital statistics driving economic trends.
• Microeconomics: Delve into individual markets and consumer behavior.
• Macroeconomics Concepts: Grasp the big picture of national and global economies.
• Case Studies: Analyze real-world economic scenarios.
• Current Economics: Stay informed about the latest developments shaping the world.
• Essential Vocabulary: Build a strong foundation of economic terminology.

The course structure emphasizes a direct, active approach:

1. Pre-Lecture Reading: Always read the assigned material before each lecture.
2. Lecture: Watch the lecture content.
3. Explore Resources: Utilize the provided resources for deeper understanding.
4. Discussion: Engage in discussions about the lecture material in the Q&A forum.
5. Homework & Submission: Complete and submit homework assignments by the deadline.
6. Peer Discussion: Discuss your homework with fellow students.
7. Repeat: Continue this cycle for optimal learning.

To get started:

1. Enroll in the course!
2. Begin immediately – don't delay.
3. Submit assignments on time.
4. Actively discuss with your peers.
5. Consistently repeat the active learning cycle.

This course is ideal for students who want to go beyond simply absorbing information and actively apply their knowledge of economics.