The Department currently offers a terminal, professional Master of Science degree concentrating in Financial Economics and Financial Econometrics. The new M.S. has both a non-thesis or thesis option. Most students are in the non-thesis option and complete 36 credit hours to receive their degree. Thesis option students must complete a total of 32 semester hours of graduate credits, a thesis under the guidance of an Advisory Committee, and then stand for an oral exam in the final semester of their studies.
The Ph.D. program in economics emphasizes analytical and quantitative skills, and exposes students to a broad range of contemporary policy issues to prepare them for careers in academia, business, or government. An undergraduate major in economics is not a requirement, however students should have taken economics courses up through intermediate theory. Students should have a solid background in mathematics, and have completed courses in calculus, linear algebra, and mathematical statistics. Again, more math is better, and increases your probability of being accepted into the program. A master's degree in Economics is not required.

1、微觀經(jīng)濟學(xué)

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