The Master of Science in Economics degree program introduces students to advanced concepts related to markets, industrial and labor organizations, governmental activities, ownership rights and income distribution, econometrics and data analytics. The program trains students in the theoretical understanding of economic phenomena, the quantitative skills necessary for applied economics, and the critical thinking abilities that make it possible for students to understand how best to apply economic theory and quantitative skills to real-world problems.
Developed by internationally recognized faculty at The University of Texas at Dallas, the Economics master's program introduces students to expert training in four critical domains:
- Microeconomics
- Macroeconomics
- Mathematical Economics
- Econometrics
In additional to these core courses, students have many electives to choose from, giving them the ability to tailor their education to fit their unique interests and career aspirations.
Emphasizing both theory and quantitative skills " and equipping students with the training and expertise they need to thrive in industry, government and academia " the program prepares students for exciting careers in a variety of fields.