They possess both analyzing and synthesizing abilities, grounded on orthodox economic knowledge, necessary to respond to complex urgent economic issues at domestic, international, and global levels. The curriculum offered by the school is comprehensive, covering a spectrum of economic topics from traditional disciplines to newer subjects. The program is so organized as to let students acquire an ability to respond to economic issues of the real world, paying special attention to the areas of applied economics and policy. Upon being enrolled in the school, students are assigned an advisor in their chosen fields of study. In consultation with their advisors students develop study programs tailored to their educational needs.
Students also work on a master thesis under the guidance of their advisors.
The professors who guide these projects are experts in their respective fields of study, as our faculty includes many noted authorities in the academic circle. The school aims to train students to be highly-specialized professionals with an ability to respond to actual economic issues in a broad economic perspective. The instruction consists of course work and preparation of a master thesis. For students interested in purely academic careers in research and education, too, this program of study is valuable and effective. Requirements for Graduation To graduate from the Graduate School of Economics, students are required to be in residence for at least two years, and to earn at least 32 credits in 8 subjects.