Department of Economics (Graduate)

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Website URL:

https://krannert.purdue.edu/academics/Economics/

Department/School Head:

Justin L. Tobias

Academic Programs:

Master’s and Ph.D. Programs

Our economics master’s program is affordable and flexible. You have the option of completing the degree fully online in as few as 20 months or spread out over 36 months. There is a hybrid format that combines online and classroom learning and allows for an on-campus experience. See below for further information on alternative program schedules.

The program offers study tracks for students interested in data analytics, applied economics, or those interested in pursuing Ph.D. studies in economics, management, or political science at first-tier universities.

MS and Ph.D. degree programs

Online/Distance Programs:

Online M.S. Program in Economics

Regular Graduate Faculty by Rank:

Professor

Yong Bao
John M. Barron
Timothy N. Cason
Josh Chan
David Hummels
Gerald J. Lynch
Stephen Martin
Ralph Siebert
Justin Tobias
John R. Umbeck
Chong Xiang

Associate Professor

David Gill
Mohitosh Kejriwal
Timothy Moore
Kevin Mumford
Bill Novshek
Victoria Prowse
Brian Roberson
Anson Soderbery

Assistant Professor

Timothy Bond
Evan Calford
Jillian Carr
Farid Farrokhi
Trevor Gallen
Soojin Kim
Joe Mazur
Seunghoon Na
Collin Raymond
Yaroslav Rosokha
Miguel Sarzosa
Cathy M. Zhang

Emeritus Faculty

John Carlson
Rao Kadiyala
James C. Moore

Programs

• Economics, PHD

• Economics, MAT
• Economics, MS

Courses

• ECON 51000 - Game Theory
• ECON 51100 - Intermediate Economics I
• ECON 51200 - Intermediate Economics II
• ECON 51300 - Economic Theory
• ECON 51400 - Microeconomics
• ECON 51500 - Macroeconomics
• ECON 51900 - Economics For Pre-College Educators
• ECON 52000 - Industrial Economics
• ECON 53400 - International Trade Theory
• ECON 55000 - Personnel Economics
• ECON 56200 - Econometrics I
• ECON 56500 - Law And Economics
• ECON 57000 - International Economics
• ECON 57200 - Econometrics II
• ECON 57300 - Financial Econometrics
• ECON 57400 - Microeconometrics
• ECON 58500 - Behavioral Economics
• ECON 59000 - Problems In Economics
• ECON 60000 - Teaching Economics
• ECON 60600 - Microeconomics I
• ECON 60700 - Microeconomics II
• ECON 60800 - Macroeconomic Theory I
• ECON 60900 - Microeconomics III
• ECON 61000 - Advanced Game Theory
• ECON 61100 - Macroeconomic Theory II
• ECON 61200 - Macroeconomic Theory III
• ECON 61300 - Topics In Microeconomics
• ECON 61400 - Economics Of Information
• ECON 61500 - Mathematical Analysis For Economists
• ECON 61800 - Advanced Topics In Economics
• ECON 62000 - Industrial Organization
• ECON 62100 - Applied Industrial Organization
• ECON 63000 - Dynamic Macroeconomics
• ECON 63100 - Industrial Organization
• ECON 63200 - Labor Economics
• ECON 63400 - International Trade
• ECON 63500 - Monetary International Economics
• ECON 63600 - Topics And Research In International Trade
• ECON 64000 - Economic And Social Policy
• ECON 65000 - Labor Economics
• ECON 65200 - Economics Of Labor Markets
• ECON 66800 - Topics In Applied Economics
• ECON 67000 - Probability And Statistics
• ECON 67100 - Econometrics I
• ECON 67200 - Econometrics II
• ECON 67300 - Time Series Econometrics
• ECON 67400 - Microeconometrics
• ECON 67600 - Economics Of Uncertainty And Information I
• ECON 67700 - Economics Of Uncertainty And Information II
• ECON 68500 - Experimental Economics I
• ECON 68600 - Experimental Economics II
• ECON 68900 - Experimental And Behavioral Economics
• ECON 69000 - Advanced Problems In Economics
• ECON 69800 - Research MS Thesis
• ECON 69900 - Research PhD Thesis

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