program offers these specializations:
International economics
Spatial environmental economics
Urban economics applications
Applied economics
Development economics
MA in Economics
MS in Applied Economics and Data Intelligence
Joint MS in Mathematics/MA in Economics
There are numerous rankings of Economics Ph.D. programs available.
According to the 2017 rankings released by U.S. News and World Report , Iowa State University's graduate program in Economics was ranked 28th among public universities and tied for 53rd overall. This ranking was two slots higher than the previous ranking.
One recent assessment resulted from a comprehensive survey of doctoral programs undertaken by the National Research Council (“ A Data-Based Assessment of Research-Doctorate Programs in the United States (2010) ”). The NRC’s program assessment methodology and results are somewhat complex, but one synthesis of their findings places our program within the top 30 Economics Ph.D. programs in the U.S .; and among the top 10 in public universities.
RePEc , sponsored by the Research Division of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, is a comprehensive database of research papers in economics. The information in the database is used to rank the research productivity of registered authors based on a variety of metrics. Authors’ rankings, in turn, are used to rank the institutions with which they are affiliated for academic departments of both economics and agricultural economics .
Links to other rankings of graduate programs in economics are provided on the American Economic Association website .
By field of specialization, a ranking by econphd.net places our department 4th in the “subdiscipline” of Resource and Agricultural Economics. This subdiscipline is further partitioned according to JEL descriptors into two parts: Resource and Environmental Economics, in which we rank 8th; and Agricultural Economics, in which we rank 1st overall.
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If you're looking to choose an economics PhD program , it's important to consider options that match your research interests, career goals, and personal goals. Below is a selection of some of the best PhD programs in economics that are offered by European universities, to help you find the right postgraduate program for you.
Programs available:
The PhD program in Economics and Finance is a 4-year full-time program providing an advanced specialization in Economics, Finance, and Econometrics to highly qualified students whose goal is a successful career in academia or in institutions that require financial, economic, and statistical skills.
The program offers a distinguished international faculty teaching a wide variety of graduate and doctoral courses in Economics and Finance. During the first year, students acquire a broad set of theoretical and methodological skills required in economics and finance. After choosing their field of specialization, students dedicate the second, third, and fourth years to research.
Deadline: March 30, 2024
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Phd positions in economics and finance.
Nova SBE has two 4-year, full-time structured PhD programs in Economics and Finance / Management, delivered in English.
The Economics and Finance PhD program provides advanced training in the fields of Economics and Finance. The first two years are dedicated to the coursework whereas the subsequent years focus on research. First-year courses are taken jointly. At the beginning of the second year, students should choose their specialization and supervisor.
The Management PhD program provides advanced training in the four key fields: Management and Organization; Marketing; Operations, Technology and Innovation Management; and Strategy and Entrepreneurship. While disciplined and rigorous in training, the program is also flexible, for students to pursue their unique research interests and most challenging careers.
Students are usually affiliated with one of our eight Knowledge Centers. They join its community and its activities. They participate in research seminars and interact with top researchers.
Application deadline: 31 January
Graduate programme in economics and finance (gpef) - fully funded phd positions.
The Graduate Programme in Economics and Finance (GPEF) at the University of St. Gallen trains students to achieve academic excellence in the areas of Economics, Econometrics and Finance. Graduates are regularly selected for very reputable academic and non-academic positions.
The GPEF offers challenging Ph.D. courses taught by internationally established professors and a creative research environment. We offer very attractive salaries, a vibrant research community and financial support to research activities.
For full consideration, please submit your application by 31 January 2024 .
Application deadline: 30 April 2024
Phd in economics.
The CEMFI PhD Program prepares students for successful careers as research economics in universities and academic centers as well as in central banks and public and private sector institutions. The program comprises two stages: stage one, coursework; and stage two, research. The coursework stage provides students with state of the art tools to successfully conduct research in an ample range of areas in Economics. The research stage fosters an international academic environment in which students grow to develop an independent and productive career. The typical duration of studies is five to six years.
Students who successfully complete the two stages are awarded the degrees Master in Economics and Finance and PhD in Economics and Government . These official degrees are awarded by the Universidad Internacional Menéndez Pelayo.
Application deadline: 31 May
Fully funded phd program in economics.
RGS Econ offers a structured doctoral program in Economics, building on the combined expertise in theoretical, empirical, and applied research of four university economics departments in the Ruhr Valley area of Germany – (Bochum, Dortmund, Essen and Duisburg) – and one of Germany’s leading economic research institutes (RWI - Leibniz Institute for Economic Research). Advanced coursework, a cooperative learning environment, and an extensive research network and infrastructure are geared to support our students in conducting first-rate research and our graduates in obtaining excellent positions in academia, public institutions, and in the private sector.
RGS Econ charges no tuition fees. Accepted students are offered financing for a minimum of three years, which may be in the form of a scholarship or in the form of research and teaching assistant positions.
Application deadline: 24 March
Phd in economics (four-year) - university of torino.
The Vilfredo Pareto Doctorate in Economics allows students to structure their coursework and write their doctoral dissertation in a number of different areas of economics. After a common set of core courses that take place in the first term of the program (including review courses in mathematics and statistics and advanced courses in microeconomics, macroeconomics and econometrics), students can further prepare for their dissertation work by choosing from a list of elective courses.
All activities take place at the Collegio Carlo Alberto in downtown Turin. Students can benefit from a vibrant and international academic environment and participate in all scientific events. On top of the yearly scholarship (17,500 Euros per year, for four years), they receive yearly research funds and have the possibility to spend part of their third or fourth year abroad as visiting students. There is also the possibility to sign cotutelle agreements with other academic institutions so to obtain a double doctoral degree.
Application deadline: 31 May
Doctoral programme in economics (mres+phd).
The University of Surrey’s MRes Economics programme is designed to prepare you for a research career in academia or in international organisations around the world. The course provides the standard entry route to the PhD Economics programme, or you can graduate with a stand-alone MRes degree after one year.
The MRes provides cutting-edge training in micro, macro, econometrics and research methods and is, on successful completion, followed by the PhD programme lasting three to four years with generous studentships available.
You’ll learn from academics at the frontier of their research fields, developing specialist skills and techniques with the benefit of small cohorts and high-quality interaction with our lecturers. Generous studentships are offered for the duration of the MRes/PhD course for those with strong research potential.
Apply by 31st January 2024 to be considered for the first allocation round.
Application deadline: 1 June
Phd in entrepreneurship and management.
Are you interested in entrepreneurship and management research? Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona 's PhD Program is dedicated to promoting competitive, international-level research that makes a significant contribution to science and generates new and useful knowledge. This Program has been offered since 1978 as the doctoral program of the Department of Business Economics at the UAB. Over the last forty-five years, students have come from different countries all around the world.
Application deadline: 31 March
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The Department of Economics strongly encourages our international applicants who attended non-U.S. colleges or universities to use the World Education Services Credential Evaluation (WES) when submitting transcripts, especially if your transcripts are in another language. Applicants should upload this evaluation directly to the application.
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As the applicant, you must arrange for the submission of your official GRE test results by requesting that ETS (Educational Testing Services) send your GRE scores to Georgetown University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (ETS Code: 5244).
All applicants are required to demonstrate a level of proficiency in the English language in order to be eligible for admission. Proficiency can be demonstrated by the receipt of a bachelor’s or advanced degree from an accredited institution of higher education in the United States or from a university where English is the primary language of instruction. All other applicants must demonstrate proficiency by submitting an official TOEFL or IELTS score. The Economics Department requires a minimum TOEFL score of 100 or a minimum IELTS score of 7.0.
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EAST GREENSBORO, N.C. (July 23, 2024) – The Willie A. Deese College of Business and Economics at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University’s supply chain management graduate program has been ranked among the top 15 in North America by leading global research firm Gartner.
A&T is the only public historically Black college or university (HBCU) and the only institution from North Carolina to make the list.
“The improvement in our ranking underscores the unwavering commitment and exceptional performance of our faculty, staff, students, alumni and corporate partners,” said Joseph R. Huscroft Jr., Ph.D., chair of the Department of Marketing and Supply Chain Management and associate professor of supply chain management. “This recognition not only validates our collective efforts but also provides a substantial advantage to our students as they pursue internships and full-time positions, ultimately aiding in the successful launch of their professional careers.
“Additionally, our program’s emphasis on expanding data analytics capabilities ensures we remain aligned with current business demands, equipping our students with the critical skills needed in today’s market.”
The MBA with a supply chain management concentration equips graduates with cutting-edge knowledge to design, manage, analyze, and enhance entire supply chain systems or their individual components. It caters to professionals in sectors such as transportation, logistics, manufacturing, insurance, food processing, hospitality, retailing, and government regulatory and transportation agencies.
“In today’s global economy, supply chain management plays a critical role in the success of businesses across various industries – from global sourcing and procurement, inventory management, logistics and transportation, all the way through to sustainability and corporate responsibility,” said Eric M. Gladney, Ph.D., assistant dean of the Deese College and MBA program director. “And the demand for expertise in supply chain management operations and strategy is growing rapidly as businesses strive to navigate the complexities of the global market. Our MBA students are prepared to meet this demand.”
Gartner’s Top 25 lists of supply chain management programs are released biennially. For the 2024 rankings, Gartner analyzed 67 universities in the U.S. and Canada, including 35 MBA programs and 59 undergraduate programs, using corporate feedback and programmatic outcomes.
To qualify for Gartner’s evaluation, universities must offer a four-year undergraduate degree, an MBA with a supply chain concentration, or an M.S. in supply chain management, all prominently featuring “supply chain” in the degree title. Programs must be delivered on-campus or in a hybrid format, have at least one year of completed data, and be willing to submit a detailed information request.
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CU Denver’s Department of Economics provides you with the academic foundation and flexibility to meet you where you are and launch you into high-demand career opportunities in almost any discipline. Our programs allow you to master the analytical and quantitative tools needed to formulate and answer the questions that matter to you the most.
Economics is the science of decision making. The rigorous approach which typifies economics lends itself to a remarkably wide field of practical applications. As an economist, you could be employed by private businesses, banks, law firms, consulting firms, international corporations and agencies, public utilities, federal and local governments, and colleges and universities. Study a diverse array of issues such as:
Use analytical tools to not only develop data informed decisions, but to also understand the motivations of people and to ensure that the right questions are being posed.
Whether you are interested in analyzing data, becoming a researcher , exploring a corporate career , pursuing law school, understanding health economics, or influencing policy —economics is the area for you.
Why Economics
Many people think economics is about money, but it's broader than that: it's the study of how decisions get made. Thought of that way, there's no human endeavor that can't be analyzed—and, with effort, improved—by economic analysis.
Your economics degree provides a solid applied curriculum while offering you the flexibility and opportunities to pursue many professional paths. You have access to our friendly and accessible faculty who are experts in their areas of study and are eager to help you discover yours.
You will find nearly all your courses are taught by full-time faculty, rather than part-time graduate students or adjunct faculty.
Small classes allow you to get to know your professors. You will not find yourself in any large lecture halls, even in your freshman year.
You will learn from faculty who are actively engaged in cutting edge research relevant to important questions in economics, public policy, legal issues, and business.
We offer two unique dual degree programs that can be completed in as little as 4 years. If you love math and want to fully understand how the mathematical and statistical models can apply to real-world questions, choose the BA in Economics and BS in Mathematics dual degree. If you are interested in how economics impacts financial markets, instruments, and institutions, consider the BA in Economics and a BSBA in Finance dual degree.
A BA in Economics can be coupled with almost any discipline to develop a niche area of expertise. Whatever question you are passionate about studying, we can help you delve into the data behind it.
We also offer “hands-on" experience and training in the field of economics through internships and teaching and research assistantships within the department. Because of our ideal location in the heart of Denver we have a deveolped network of internship opportunities with agencies and local businesses. Many students who go through an internship are subsequently offered job opportunities.
Your Economics degrees is classified as STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) fields, offering international students the advantage of the opportunity to apply for up to three years of optional practical training (OPT) in the US after graduation.
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My economics degree provided a unique analytical lens and solid foundation to build upon for my career success. The critical thinking skills and causal identification strategies of econometrics have played a pivotal role in my day-to-day work as a Data Scientist and Financial Analyst at two leading national banks.
— Michael Zabawa , VP Lead Financial Analyst at Wells Fargo BA in Economics and BS in Mathematics, 2019
Majoring in Economics provides you with the flexibility and opportunities to not only work in the field of economics, but in business and governmental careers of all varieties.
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Many undergraduate economics majors will go on to pursue graduate degrees. We offer two BA+MA/MS options (below), while other graduates enroll in MBA programs, law school, or into other graduate programs at prestigious universities such as Harvard, Stanford, University of Chicago, University of Rochester, and Columbia.
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Whatever your career and learning goals are, the BA in Economics allows you to custom tailor your experience and sets you up for success.
Our programs train you in basic economic theory, the use of statistical techniques to analyze economic phenomena, and more specific fields within economics. Course topics include:
Interested in delving into the applied mathematical and statistical skills that are the building blocks for developing economic models? Consider the BA in Economics and BS in Mathematics dual degree.
Want to couple valuable economic theory and principles with the practical financial applications of modern business? Check out the BA in Economics and a BSBA in Finance (with CU Denver Business School) dual degree.
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This dual degree means that you receive both a BA in Economics and a BS in Mathematics. You pair a solid training in the mathematical and statistical sciences which is fundamental to optimally preparing yourself for expanded career potential in economics or for graduate school. Similarly, a solid training in quantitative and qualitative economic principles offers significant benefits to mathematics majors who seek industrial and/or consulting positions.
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Economics and finance are distinct disciplines that are highly complementary. You will get the quantitative and theoretical skills of an economics degree and the hands-on finance applications of modern business. Learn practical data management and econometric skills and gain familiarity with financial markets, instruments, and institutions. The program will equip you with an applied interdisciplinary skill set that integrates creative knowledge with the technical expertise that can take your career anywhere. A dual degree allows you to receive both a BA in Economics and a BSBA in Finance.
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The undergraduate certificate in health & development economics.
This certificate gives you a strong foundation in economic concepts, data analysis, and policy issues pertaining to healthcare and economic development . There is increasing demand for people who both understand health related issues and policies and have the quantitative skills that enable them to analyze and present real-world data to support effective decision-making. This Certificate in Health & Development Economics teaches you to use data to develop and evaluate programs and policies using modern statistical methods. You will have both the applied skills and institutional knowledge in health research. This combination also offers a springboard towards pursuing a graduate degree in Health Economics.
Learn more about the Undergraduate Certificate in Health & Development Economics
Save time and tuition while expanding your career opportunities at the same time by enrolling in one of our BA + MA/MS programs:
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More career opportunities: Some career paths require that job candidates hold advanced degrees. Completing the BA + MA/MS program allows you to apply for higher level positions more quickly, providing an advantage in a competitive job market.
Saves time. Combining the Bachelors and Masters programs allow you to complete your undergraduate and graduate studies quickly, typically within five years instead of six or more.
Cost: A shorter timeline to completion means less tuition, fees, and related educational expenses.
Teaching assistantships: The Department of Economics may offer you, as a qualified graduate student, research, or teaching assistantships. Combining the BA and MA/MS degrees may allow you to access these opportunities.
Faculty: Combining the BA and MA/MS degrees allows you to continue to take courses at the graduate level from the same familiar, award-winning, and caring faculty members.
The cost of tuition for the Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Economics is different for in-state and out-of-state students. See the link for the current table of rates.
Residents of Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education (WICHE) states may qualify for reduced tuition rates. The Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE) program requires students to maintain current residency in WICHE state until degree completion.
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We have strong connections with other four-year and community colleges. If you have completed more than 24 hours of transferable coursework, you will be evaluated for admission on the basis of your college GPA without regard to your high school performance. If you have fewer than 24 hours, you will be evaluated based on both your high school and college GPAs. For more information and to plan your transfer, see transfer admissions in the admissions office.
If you are in your first or second semester at one of the participating Colorado community colleges and plan to transfer to CU Denver after earning your associate degree, CU Denver’s Admission Promise might be a great program for you. To qualify, you must meet the criteria including meeting regularly with your assigned CU academic advisor while you are attending community college. See the promise page for details and the link to the eligibility questionnaire.
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Chloe East, Associate Professor in Economics , was quoted in a CPR News article on the anti-immigrant backlash. She noted that immigrants travel to the U.S. not only for economic opportunity but also to escape violence. She also challenged assumptions that immigrants hurt local workers, stating, "Not only does [immigration] help the aggregate economy … but also it helps create new jobs for U.S. born workers. And I think that's really the most important, maybe surprising finding." She further explains that immigrants tend to take the "less glamorous jobs" that keep businesses functioning, which then allows businesses to create more desirable jobs.
Some HR departments are still scrambling to comply with requirements that became effective January 1, 2021, as part of the Colorado Equal Pay for Equal Work Act, (C.R.S. § 8-5-101 et seq.), which requires employers to include compensation in job posting. Says Economics Professor Hani Mansour, "It's creating a lot of headaches for HR departments... There's now a bigger effort to standardize job codes, figure out you know whether job titles make sense or not [and] what is comparable work."
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One of my favorite aspects of the Economics Department is its interdisciplinary approach. This program developed my programming and critical thinking skills while teaching economic theory. These skills gave me a strong advantage when I entered the workforce!
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Nova SBE has two 4-year, full-time structured PhD programs in Economics and Finance / Management, delivered in English. The Economics and Finance PhD program provides advanced training in the fields of Economics and Finance. The first two years are dedicated to the coursework whereas the subsequent years focus on research.
With prior approval by the Director of Graduate Studies these may count towards the required 48 credits. ... few economics Ph.D. programs require (or even encourage) their students to acquire context-specific expertise about the geographical, political, cultural, and social characteristics of the countries that are the subject of empirical ...
We welcome all interested individuals to apply for admission to our Master of Science in Financial Economics degree program in Georgetown University's Department of Economics. Who is Eligible for Admission? To be considered for admission to our program you need: An undergraduate degree, which may be from a three-year program. Your degree does ...
EAST GREENSBORO, N.C. (July 23, 2024) - The Willie A. Deese College of Business and Economics at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University's supply chain management graduate program has been ranked among the top 15 in North America by leading global research firm Gartner.. N.C. A&T's MBA with a concentration in supply chain management secured the No. 15 spot in Gartner ...
Alumni Spotlight: Michael Zabawa My economics degree provided a unique analytical lens and solid foundation to build upon for my career success. The critical thinking skills and causal identification strategies of econometrics have played a pivotal role in my day-to-day work as a Data Scientist and Financial Analyst at two leading national banks.