Economics Olympiad EO Microeconomics Accelerator
Economics Olympiad
Create a free account to applyWant uni-level microeconomics experience before university? Join a flexible, fully online accelerator taught by award‑winning Dr Tawni Hunt Ferrarini to build solid micro foundations, boost your UCAS and course readiness, and choose a credit or non‑credit track that fits your goals.
The EO Microeconomics Accelerator is an intensive, fully online course for ambitious high-school students who want university-level exposure to microeconomics. It is taught by award-winning economics educator Dr.
Tawni Hunt Ferrarini and is designed to build strong foundations in Principles of Microeconomics while keeping the experience flexible and accessible to students around the world. Students can choose between a credit track and a non-credit track.
The credit track offers three transferable Northern Michigan University credits, an official NMU transcript entry, and a joint NMU-Economics Olympiad certificate of completion and digital badge. The non-credit track covers the same course content without grades or transcript credit, but still awards the certificate and digital badge.
The programme is aimed at motivated students who have completed 10th grade or equivalent, and who are comfortable with Algebra II-level maths, reading, writing, and quantitative reasoning. It is delivered online over an intensive January study period, with a small cohort and limited seats.
Applicants submit transcripts and supporting documents, and international applicants may need to provide English-language documentation or an interview.
Dr. Tawni Hunt Ferrarini
NMU-Economics Olympiad certificate of completion and digital badge; 3 transferable Northern Michigan University credits on the credit track
09 Sept 2026
15 Dec 2026
04 Jan 2027 – 29 Jan 2027
January 2027
Location
- Have completed 10th grade or the equivalent for students outside the U.S.
- Have a cumulative GPA of 3.00/4.00 or higher, or an equivalent standard for your school’s grading system.
- Be at least 13 years old.
- Be comfortable with Algebra II or its equivalent.
- Have strong reading, writing, and quantitative reasoning skills.
€1,200
Two tuition options are listed: Credit Track €1550 and Non-Credit Track €1200. The course does not provide general financial aid.
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