COURSE CURRICULUM

The Economics (MA) program offers a diverse range of courses designed to deepen students’ understanding of economic theory, applied economics, and econometrics. Key courses include ECON 6040: Survey of Mathematical Topics for Economists, which equips students with essential mathematical tools used in economic analysis. ECON 7032: Econometrics III builds on statistical methods for analyzing economic data, essential for empirical research. In applied economics, students can explore ECON 7040: Topics in Applied Microeconomics I, which covers practical microeconomic issues, and ECON 7150: Evaluation of Public Policy and Programs, focusing on assessing the effectiveness of policies. The program also offers specialized courses like ECON 7060: Advanced Heterodox Theory, presenting alternative economic perspectives, and ECON 7140: Topics in Development Economics, which addresses economic growth and development challenges. For those interested in industrial dynamics, ECON 7202: Industrial Organization examines firm behavior and market structures. Environmental and resource economics are covered in ECON 7430: Advanced Theory of Resource Economics, while ECON 7630: Theory of International Trade explores global trade dynamics. ECON 7610: Approaches, Methodologies and Techniques in Economic History provides insights into economic patterns over time. This comprehensive curriculum equips students with both theoretical and applied knowledge, preparing them for careers in research, policy, and various economic sectors.