Program Coursework

The Core

Fall Semester	Spring Semester
ECON 7005 Microeconomics I ECON 7007 Macroeconomics I ECON 7003 Political Economy I ECON 7002 Quantitative Methods	ECON 7006 Microeconomics II ECON 7008 Macroeconomics II ECON 7004 Political Economy II ECON 7590 Econometrics

Incoming PhD students who want to refresh their mathematics knowledge should enroll in the Department's optional mathematics tutorial course held during the summer before entering Graduate School. The tutorial and the exam are described below: Math Tutorial Class

BEYOND THE CORE

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Below is the complete list of specialization courses offered on a regular basis. For the times and locations of current semester's course offerings please go to the General Catalog & Class Schedule web page.

ECON 7020 International Economics I

ECON 7021 International Economics II

ECON 7150 Labor and Gender I

ECON 7180 Labor and Gender II

ECON 7250 Advanced Natural Resource Economics

ECON 7251 Advanced Environmental Economics

ECON 7320 Advanced Health Economics

ECON 7400 Economic History

ECON 7500 Advanced Monetary Theory

ECON 7560 Economic Development I

ECON 7561 Economic Development II

ECON 7600 History of Economic Doctrines I

ECON 7601 History of Economic Doctrines II

ECON 7800 Econometrics I

ECON 7801 Econometrics I

Finance (special rules apply here)

Offered in 2010-2011

Offered in 2011-2012

Additional elective courses may also be subject to student demand, faculty resources, and the discretion of the chair.