This course explores the intersection between central banking, financial stability, and sustainability in the context of climate change and environmental challenges.
The goal is to provide students with a deep understanding of how climate risks influence monetary policy, financial supervision, and macroeconomic stability, and how central banks around the world are adapting their policy frameworks.
The course is intended for master’s students in economics and related disciplines.
Learning Objectives
By the end of the course, students will be able to:
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Lectures
Student presentations
Student presentations (40% of the final grade)
Exam (60% of the final grade)
.Each lecture includes theoretical explanations, discussion of case studies, and guided study questions with answers.
The structure covers four main blocks:
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