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factors affecting supply and demand for labor wage determination unionism as a response to labor problems industrial relations public policy toward labor
ECO Public Finance credits Social balance personal and corporate income taxes sales and property taxes current economic thought on taxation and public debt expenditure analysis energy transportation housing education pollution control poverty and quotas externalities public goods public choice
ECO Health Economics credits Application of economic tools and concepts to the analysis of the health care field
Emphasis on the determinants and effects of international linkages including the roles of consumers firms and government policies in the context of the international economic environment
Role of demographic changes in health care systems
Economics of property rights environmental control administrative processes contracts and liability public utility and antitrust regulation individual rights and discrimination
Emphasis on the United States and its current situation
ECO Labor Economics credits Labor place in the American economy
Prerequisites ECO or or or instructor permission ECO
Prerequisite ECO or or
This course is an overview of the theory of financial markets from an economic perspective
Effects of health care on health hospital behavior health workforce supply demand for health care
The major conceptual tool that we will use to study these phenomena is the notion of economic equilibrium
Methodology employed by economists to determine the economic losses suffered in cases involving death and disability
It aims at constructing relatively simple mathematical models to study the welfare properties of financial markets and the implications for asset prices
Comparison with other countries
ECO Auctions and Market Design credits This course aims to introduce classical findings and recent developments in the theory of market design
Financial Economics credits
The first half covers auctions first the classical theory of auctions in a stylized environment followed by observation of what kinds of practical and theoretical difficulties arise and how successfully current attempts deal with these difficulties
The objective is to understand how social interaction in financial markets brings about opportunities for individuals but also risks which go beyond physical or technological uncertainty and create systemic effects on economic and financial variables
We start from the matching problem a k a
Our analysis of finance uses the modern theory of microeconomics
We then extend the concept of stability to many to one and many to many matching with contracts
Prerequisites ECO ECO MAT or permission of instructor
We discuss applications including medical residency match school choice course allocation and kidney exchange
The course basically consists of two parts
Prerequisites ECO and MAT or Dept permission or consent of instructor ECO Economic Perspectives credits Topics are based mainly on symposium themes of the Journal of Economic Perspectives and reflect the most recent work but may include the following fiscal policy revision of LM IS analysis advanced consumption theory regulation of the stock market and hedge funds organizations and economics economics and electronic commerce the economics of higher education health care reform state versus private ownership
The second part of the course covers matching and related issues
ECO Independent Study ECO Guided Project Any of the above courses may be offered from time to time in an Honors version with an H designation
the marriage problem and its solution concept stable matching
These are both considered under the Economics Department Economics Basic Track Credits Required Courses Credits ECO Principles of Economics Credits MAT or Calculus or Fundamentals of Calculus Credits STA Introduction to Statistics Credits ECO Intermediate Microeconomics MAT pre req Credits ECO Intermediate Macroeconomics MAT pre req Credits ECO Econometrics STA pre req Credits Regular Economics Electives Credits This may include credits for finance and accounting classes but no more than for accounting Advanced Economics Electives Credits Advanced economic electives are those with either ECO or ECO as pre requisites Mathematical Economics Track Credits Required Courses Credits MAT Calculus Credits MAT Calculus Credits MAT Multivariable Calculus Credits ECO Intermediate Microeconomics MAT pre req Credits ECO Intermediate Macroeconomics MAT pre req Credits STA MAT Intro Stat Prob
After reviewing the applications of stable matching we compare it with alternative approaches such as top trading cycles
For the math track they may include ECO or a Finance Accounting class but not both
The last few classes will be an overview of some recent developments in the theory of market design mostly in the context of matching
Economics Minor Credits Required Courses Credits ECO Principles of Economics Credits MAT or Calculus or Fundamentals of Calculus Credits Regular Economics Electives Credits STA may count towards the minor only if ECO is also taken
Prerequisites ECO ECO and ECO or
Courses within any given major or minor require a grade of a C or better to fulfill its requirement Faculty The following list includes faculty who teach at the Beren B and or Wilf W campus
Requirements Students may opt for a Basic or a Mathematical Economics Major Track
Tadashi Hashimoto Assistant Professor of Economics James A Kahn Henry and Bertha Kressel University Professor of Economics Ran Shao Associate Professor of Economics Resources Please note Links to external sites are offered as a convenience to visitors as a starting point for exploration
Theory Credits ECO MAT Econometrics Math Stat Credits Regular Economics Electives Credits Advanced Economics Electives Credits Regular electives are courses that do not require ECO or ECO as a pre requisite
Research Resources for Economists From the American Economic Association
Advanced electives are those that have ECO or as a pre requisite
Free Online MIT Course Materials MIT OpenCourseWare in Economics Vizala A free and open database with economic demographic societal and market data
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News and Organizations Economics News From the New York Times
Elias Grivoyannis Associate Professor of Economics Wilf Campus only
National Association of Business Economics An association of professionals with an interest in business economics seeking to use the latest economic data and trends to make sound business decisions
Such sites are neither endorsed nor regulated by Yeshiva University which accepts no responsibility for their content
At the same time students develop both analytically and creatively as writers and thinkers learning to express themselves with clarity and power
Data Research FRED database IDEAS Economics and Finance Research A bibliographic database from the University of Connecticut Department of Economics
These are strengths prized in a wide variety of professions
Internships Internships com Graduate Study Master of Science in Accounting At YUs very own Syms School of Business
YC English majors have gone on to such careers as business medicine and law as well as television production filmmaking and urban planning
American Economics Association Encourages research issues publications and supports freedom of economic discussion
From their initial work together in Interpreting Texts our gateway course each cohort of majors embarks on a shared intellectual journey that culminates in the Senior Colloquium a yearlong discussion in which students join with English Department faculty members to learn from each other
Students who study in the Yeshiva College English Department gain direct intimate access to other cultures and time periods through encounters with works from classical Greece medieval Europe and Victorian Britain to U and world literature of the present
Please click here for the mission of and goals for the Writing Minor and here for information about our new Media Studies Minor
In engaging us with a range of forms poetry fiction nonfiction drama film as well as the genres of the Internet age English courses enlarge our vision of the complexity and richness of human achievements and how we might contribute to them ourselves
In mentoring sophisticated readers of text and of culture from classical Greece to medieval Europe to the U of the Internet era from Victorian Britain to the postcolonial Caribbean we seek to enlarge students understanding of themselves and of those who are different from them to broaden their sense of intellectual citizenship
As a number of articles in the mainstream press and more specialized publications have recently argued skills developed in literature and writing courses yield advantages not only in the fields of teaching publishing and journalism but also in any profession in which critical thinking analysis and the ability to communicate effectively are vital
Student Learning Goals Hone reasoned and compelling critical analysis skills Learn a wide range of literary traditions and forms and build awareness of the changing contexts of literary production
While at YC English majors join a community
Connect with others effectively through written and verbal communication
Whether you pursue an English major or minor or our Writing minor you will come together with faculty and other students over text as a source of lifelong intellectual engagement and of surprise and wonder
Program Information Courses Click the following links to see descriptions of the exciting courses the English Department has offered over the last several years
Mission Statement The English Department mission is to teach the forms traditions theories and practices foundational to contemporary literary studies as well as the skills and habits of mind necessary for interpreting analyzing and creating texts to develop a disposition a habit a way of being in the world of words Derek Attridge
Faculty The following list includes faculty who teach at the Beren B and or Wilf W campus
And in training them as writers the Department seeks to develop students creative as well as analytical skills and their ability to express themselves with clarity and power in a complex modern world
Nora Nachumi Associate Professor of English B Richard Nochimson Professor Emeritus of English Seamus O Malley Associate Professor of English B Katherine Payne Instructor in Writing B W Ann Peters Associate Professor of English B David Puretz Lecturer in English W
Reflect meaningfully upon their own cultural histories and values as well as the cultures and values of others
Literary Studies Concentration Total Credits Required courses ENG Interpreting Texts to be taken within the first two semesters of study for the major Eight electives two of which may be ENG Core courses numbered and two of which maybe Creative Writing courses ENG ENG Advanced Research Seminar only offered in the Fall ENG Senior Colloquium only offered in the Spring Creative Writing Concentration Total Credits Required courses ENG Interpreting Texts to be taken within the first two semesters of study for the major Three literary studies courses two of which may be ENG Core courses numbered Five creative writing courses ENG ENG Advanced Research Seminar only offered in the Fall ENG Senior Colloquium only offered in the Spring Notes for both Concentrations FYWR H may be taken during the same semester as ENG but is a pre requisite for all other ENG courses except Core ENG courses numbered
For more information about the English Department at Yeshiva College please contact Professor Paula Geyh at geyh yu edu or ext
At least one literary studies course numbered must focus on the pre period Medieval to Early Modern Literature and Culture
Fall Spring Fall Spring Fall Spring Fall Spring Fall Spring Fall
Minors Creative Writing Minor Total Credits Required courses Five Creative Writing courses ENG
Lauren Fitzgerald Professor of English W Director The Wilf Writing Center Paula Geyh Professor of English W Chair English Dept Gina Grimaldi Clinical Assistant Professor of English B Director The Beren Writing Center Joan Haahr Professor of English Emerita Joanne Jacobson Professor of English Emerita W David Lavinsky Associate Professor of English W William Lee Associate Professor of English Emeritus W Matt Miller Associate Professor of English B Chair English Department Erik Mintz Adjunct Instructor in English B
English Minor Total Credits Required courses ENG Interpreting Texts Five ENG courses of which two of which may be Core ENG courses numbered and one may be a Creative Writing course ENG
Carrie Shanafelt Instructor of British American Literature Linda Shires David and Ruth Gottesman Professor of English Emerita B Norma Silbermintz Adjunct Instructor in English W Elizabeth Stewart Associate Professor of English W Fred Sugarman Adjunct Instructor in English W Associate Dean of Yeshiva College Brian Trimboli Lecturer in English W Cynthia Wachtell Research Associate Professor of American Studies B Director Daniel Abraham Honors Program Manfred Wiedhorn Professor of English Emeritus Requirements English Major Students can choose between two concentrations in the English major Literary Studies or Creative Writing
It does not count towards the credits
It does not count towards the credits
One approved three credit course from another discipline Two additional approved courses which may be Core courses The Media Studies minor allows students to focus on the interpretation history and artistic production of both traditional and emerging media forms including print journalism literature film television and the internet
At least one literary studies course numbered must focus on the period between
Media Studies draws from courses across disciplines including English History Sociology Marketing and Computer Science
Note FYWR H is a prerequisite for ENG Creative Writing courses and does not count towards the minor
See courses for electives offerings and prerequisites
Note FYWR H may be taken during the same semester as ENG but is a pre requisite for all other ENG courses
Students choose electives based on their interest and focus
Media Studies Minor Total Credits Required courses ENG Interpreting Texts Six additional ENG credits one approved Creative Writing course and one approved or level media related course
ENG Interpreting Texts ENG Digital Writing Multimodal Composing ENG Topics in Journalism ENG Writing for Media ENG Screenwriting ENG
Students will have the opportunity to learn about the history of media the ways in which media connects to other forms of cultural expression its evolving social impact and how to analyze its products and effects
Approaches to Film ENG
Students choose from a wide variety of electives based on their interest and focus
Data Visualization prerequisites required MAR Social Media Marketing prerequisites required MAR Digital Media Marketing prerequisites required MAR
For more information about the Minor in Media Studies at Yeshiva College please contact Professor Elizabeth Stewart at estewart yu edu Program Information Courses Media Studies draws from courses across disciplines including English History Sociology Marketing and Computer Science
Books on Books Films on Films INTC Parisian Views Spectacle Reality and the Invention of Mass Culture ART INTC
This is a partial list that will be regularly updated
CUOT xx Media Revolutions From Scroll to Screen ENG COWC
Multimedia Writing ENG Graphic Novels and Animations ENG
One course in Advanced Writing from the list below ENG Digital Writing Multimodal Composing ENG Topics in Journalism ENG Writing for Media ENG Screenwriting ENG Multimedia Writing One or level English course from below ENG Graphic Novels and Animations ENG
The Book Unbound The Past and Future of the Book SOC Media Society HIST History of the Book COMP
The Book Unbound The Past and Future of the Book One related course from another discipline from the list below SOC
Creative Advertising prerequisites required ART Printmaking ART Color and Design INTC
History of the Book COMP Data Visualization JS XXXX
The Modernist Impulse in Art Architecture and Design
Note these courses can count both for Core and the minor
Face to Face Modern Identities in Film Faculty Silke Aisenbrey Carla Aurich Barbara Blatner Paula Geyh Paul Glassman Dan Kimmel David Lavinsky Elizabeth Stewart Rachel Mesch Jeffrey Friedman Requirements Media Studies credits ENG Interpreting Texts an introduction to the discipline of literary studies including film music and digital media
CUOT xx Media Revolutions From Scroll to Screen ENG COWC
Approaches to Film ENG
Students would need to take additional courses in their majors and or minors to complete the required number
Israeli Life through Cinema MAR Social Media Marketing MAR Digital Media Marketing MAR Creative Advertising ART Printmaking ART Color and Design Two additional courses from any of the above categories including up to two CORE courses from the list below
At Yeshiva College courses in philosophy cover the full range of historical periods
INTC
Issues that affect our daily lives are central to philosophical inquiry and analysis ethics morality the nature of knowledge and meaning the character of the world freedom justice and much more
Face to Face Modern Identities in Film Students would need to complete the appropriate pre requisites before taking these courses
Virtually every area of human activity art science religion politics generates questions and ideas that call for philosophical reflection
With the exception of Cores courses in majors or other minors will not double count for this minor
Philosophy is a discipline unique in its methods and subject matter
The study of philosophy is significant to all who wish to live in a reflective and critical manner
You will learn to analyze complex ideas carefully and clearly to eschew vague impressionistic thinking in favor of critical rigorous precise reflection to read with care curiosity and wonder to write in an organized and persuasive fashion
Students closely study many of the classic texts in the field examine differing areas of philosophical inquiry and learn rigorous methods of argument
Interdisciplinary courses probe the interface of philosophy with other fields including religious thought e g Epistemology of Judaism Metaphysics of Judaism mathematics e g Axiomatic Set Theory computer science e g Computability Logic and political theory e g Rawls Theory of Justice
Philosophy explores fundamental problems of human existence
The seminar PHI concentrates in depth either on a particular philosopher or on a particular issue such as free will or modal logic or contemporary ethical and political philosophy or on a philosophical movement
As Socrates taught the unexamined life is not worth living
Advances in physics lead to new technologies
Studying its sources and mastering its methods are invaluable in your general undergraduate education
Many of our physics graduates have gone on to earn graduate degrees in physics and engineering
The philosophy program at Yeshiva College attempts to strike a balance between courses that discuss the history of philosophy that is major thinkers and movements and courses that cover particular areas and specific problems
The Department of Physics has state of the art laboratory equipment for introductory and advanced experiments in mechanics electromagnetism optics lasers electronics quantum and nuclear physics
Some of these courses provide perspectives unavailable at any other college
A weekly colloquium brings physicists from all over the world to present and discuss their research
Mission StatementPhysics explores the natural world and applies the findings to improve human life
Physics Majors acquire expert knowledge on physical principles and scientific mathematical and critical reasoning skills which prepare them for success in a diversity of careers including science law medicine engineering business and finance
Students in physics at Yeshiva College acquire mathematical skills and ways of thinking that support success in many careers
Careers in Physics Who is hiring Physics Bachelors Latest Employment Data for Physicists Student Learning Goals Understand physical principles behind natural phenomena and their applications
Many others have succeeded in jobs such as law medicine engineering business and finance
Effectively communicate scientific knowledge using their own informed perspectives both orally and in writing
In addition the department has an engineering laboratory with D printers lased cutters and tools for machining
For more information about the Physics Department at Yeshiva College please contact Professor Zypman at zypman yu edu or Are you fascinated by the forces that shape our world and our daily lives
Mission Statement The mission of the Yeshiva College Physics Major is to prepare students with a solid foundation of physics and engineering knowledge and skills through their course work and experiences working directly with faculty through scholarly research
The answers wait for you in the world of political science
In addition many graduates go on to earn graduate degrees in the field in top graduate departments
We however are not content with mere glimpses we seek to uncover the hidden patterns that govern our lives
Analyze scientific and engineering problems generate logical hypotheses evaluate evidence and tolerate ambiguity
In Political Science at Yeshiva College we investigate fundamental questions related to liberty equality democracy power and justice
Develop the ability to produce computer algorithms and code based on physics principles
We develop insights into the intricacies of voting elections social movements terrorism war and so much more
Have you ever wondered what lies beneath the surface of gripping newspaper headlines
The power of political science doesn t stop at being an engaged citizen it opens doors to multiple career opportunities
Politics surrounds us every day yet few venture beyond the surface
Let your ambitions soar as you step into the realms of political communications electoral politics or education
Through rigorous investigation and the use of cutting edge research methods we shed light on a vast array of political behaviors institutions and outcomes
Engage in Honors level courses through the Jay and Jeannie Schottenstein Honors Program
Our mission is to explore the very essence of the human experience armed with careful research and passionate curiosity
We believe in camaraderie and our tight knit community proves it
From healthcare policies to partisan polarization international cooperation to public opinion the stakes are high and we re here to equip you with the knowledge and skills to thrive in a dynamic and fast changing global world and career environment
Express your voice in The Clarion our student run journal delving into the fascinating world of politics
Picture yourself making a difference in government business law research consulting non profit management journalism social media or international organizations
Student board members help steer the program offering you a chance to make a real impact
As part of our department you ll be at the forefront of the action
These milestones will be achieved by providing courses covering a spectrum of subfields with political science so as to provide majors in political science with a comprehensive background in the fundamentals of political science current disciplinary controversies and an understanding of political institutions and processes current issues both US and international and developing proficiencies in written and oral communication
Embrace hands on experiences with summer internships where classroom knowledge comes to life and your career dreams take shape
Effective analysis of the behavior of state and non state actors in international politics including foreign affairs security economic cooperation interstate conflict and terrorism
Join the Political Science Society and enjoy thrilling trips to the U N captivating lectures enriching films and much more