Students in our PhD program complete two majors and one minor in six different fields within economics. A major consists of two courses within the field and one graded field seminar. A minor consists of two courses within the field.
Many of our faculty members have research interests that spill over two fields. We take advantage of these spillovers by cross-listing some of the courses in two different fields.
- Applied Microeconomics
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- Topics in Urban Economics (Econ 3310)
- Topics in Environmental Economics (Econ 3320)
- Topics in Economic History (Econ 3330)
- Applied Microeconomics Seminar (Econ 3130)
- Econometrics
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- Advanced Econometric Theory 1 (Econ 3650)
- Advanced Econometric Theory 2 (Econ 3660)
- Econometrics Seminar (Econ 3160)
- Experimental Economics
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- Topics in Experimental and Behavioral Economics (Econ 3610)
- Topics in Experimental and Behavioral Economics (Econ 3620)
- Seminar in Experimental and Behavioral Economics (Econ 3120)
- Labor / Development
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- Topics in Development Economics (Econ 3440)
- Topics in Labor Economics (Econ 3410)
- Seminar in Labor and Development Economics (Econ 3140)
- Macroeconomics
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- Topics in Macroeconomics (Econ 3750)
- Computational Methods in Economics (Econ 3810)
- Seminar in Macroeconomics (Econ 3110)
- Microeconomics
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- Topics in Microeconomic Theory (Econ 3710)
- Political Economy (Econ 3720)
- Seminar in Microeconomic Theory (Econ 3100)