Project introduction
The Master of Economics (MAE) program takes 65,438+0 years and a half to 2 years to complete, and it is a STEM major. This project is to provide students with a quantitative economic method, and they can flexibly customize the degree that suits their future goals. It provides comprehensive guidance in a wide range of disciplines, including computational economics, economic analysis and financial economics. The graduates of this program are good at applied research and financial analysis, and are very competitive in the job market of the financial industry, preparing for the top doctoral program.
The master's program aims to combine the theoretical rigor in the core field of economics with the extraordinary flexibility of curriculum requirements to encourage students to explore their academic interests. In addition to master's degree courses, students often attend many doctoral-level courses in economics, as well as courses in other departments, including political science, public policy, finance, statistics and mathematics. The course is scheduled to be completed in four semesters.
course
30 credits in economics and related fields, at least 15 credits in economics (5 courses), and at least 3 courses in microeconomics and/or macroeconomics (9 credits).
Econometrics, calculation methods, computer science, mathematics and/or statistics (9 credits)
Econometrics, calculation methods, computer science, mathematics and/or statistics.
Apex course (3 credits)
Application requirements
Students are required to complete Calculus II or Calculus III during their undergraduate years. It is strongly recommended that students who apply submit writing samples for academic research projects in economics.
During the undergraduate period, GPA above 3.7 is more competitive, with IELTS score of 7 and TOEFL score of 90. Ask for GRE scores.
Deadline for registration: 65438+1October 24th.
Cost reference: $85,998. All expenses include tuition, accommodation insurance, etc.