Course requirements include two semesters of econometrics and six field courses. Research and teaching assistantships are available and are awarded on a competitive basis. Most of these assistantships go to Ph.D. students. Students applying for assistantships are advised to apply by February 15 for fall admission. Other students may be assigned study carrels if available.
All students have access to the economics graduate student computer lab.
ECG 504 Monetary and Financial Macroeconomics. ECG 505 Applied Microeconomic Analysis. ECG 506 Applied Macroeconomic Analysis. ECG 508 Macroeconomics and the Business Environment. ECG 512 Law and Economics.