The Masters of Science Program The M.S. program offers flexibility in selecting coursework to meet a variety of career goals in either housing or consumer economics. The Ph.D. program provides students with the opportunity to pursue scholarly activities by providing a thorough acquaintance with consumer economics or housing policy, quantitative methods in applied economics, research methods and statistics. Financial Assistance Graduate assistantships are available through the department for qualified graduate students. Supplemental support is provided for outstanding students through the College Scholarship program. There are also university-wide assistantships and enhancements available on a competitive basis.
Most graduate students receive financial assistance.