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The Economics Department offers a Dual Master of Science and Master of Arts Program in Mathematics and Economics for students who want to pursue graduate studies in both disciplines. A minimum of 51 credits of graduate work is required, including at least 21 credits of course work in mathematics and at least 21 credits of course work in economics. A minimum GPA of 3.00 is required for the graduate course work that is part of the degree program.
Accreditation
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Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of the M.A. in Economics program, students should be able to:
- Analyze behavior of economic agents under various market structures.
- Apply the tools of welfare economics to public-policy problems.
- Construct and apply microeconomic models.
- Construct and apply macroeconomic models.
- Use statistical methods to explain and interpret economic data.
- Use critical-thinking skills to analyze economic issues.
- Provide evidence of effective writing and presentation skills; as well as the ability to conduct independent research.
Career Possibilities
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Master of Arts - Economics and Master of Science - Mathematical Sciences
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Plans of Study
- 2021-2220.93 KB
- 2021-22, Math Courses21.01 KB
- 2020-2120.36 KB
- 2019-20, Economics Requirement22.39 KB
- 2019-2022.54 KB
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Careers
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Graduate Handbooks
- Program Handbook129.88 KB
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Contacts
Graduate Coordinator
Ian McDonough, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, S.J. Hall Faculty Fellow, and Graduate Coordinator, Economics
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Department of Economics
Economics studies how to allocate scarce resources to meet unlimited wants. A blend of theory and applied quantitative and analytical skills, a degree in economics prepares students for jobs in businesses, financial firms, government agencies, and nonprofit organizations and for advanced degrees in business, economics, law, public administration, and other social sciences.
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Department of Mathematical Sciences
Mathematics is the foundation for many technical and scientific fields. Mathematics aids and supplements our intuitions about the physical universe and about human behavior. The department of mathematical sciences provides a broad spectrum of courses and opportunities in mathematics and statistics.
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College of Sciences
The College of Sciences provides students a solid foundation in natural, physical, and mathematical sciences for a successful career in the sciences and other professional programs.
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Lee Business School
The Lee Business School advances the knowledge and practice of business, develops business leaders, and fosters intellectual and economic vitality through the creation and dissemination of knowledge and outreach.