Master of Science in Economics
Master of Science in Economics provides advanced graduate preparation in Economics. This field studies resource allocation, market operation, macroeconomics, and economic policy, developing economic analysis and quantitative research capability.
Program Positioning
The master's program emphasizes advanced coursework, research methods, focused projects, and the ability to solve complex professional problems. This field studies resource allocation, market operation, macroeconomics, and economic policy, developing economic analysis and quantitative research capability.
Microeconomics
Study consumers, firms, market structures, price mechanisms, and resource allocation theory.
Macroeconomics
Understand national income, money, fiscal policy, employment, inflation, and economic growth.
Econometrics and Statistics
Develop skills in statistics, econometrics, data processing, and empirical analysis.
Policy and Development
Analyze industry, trade, finance, public policy, and regional development issues.
Learning Objectives
Study and Completion Requirements
- Complete advanced professional coursework, research-methods training, and topical seminars.
- Conduct project research, case research, engineering analysis, or management analysis around field-specific problems.
- Complete a master's thesis, research report, or integrated outcome that meets program requirements.