| Program Curriculum | 30-33 Credit Hours |
Master’s Electives (select 4-5 courses)*ECO 630 Introduction to Cost Effectiveness |
12-15 hours |
Data Methods*ECO 625 Data Methods in Economics |
3 hours |
Policy Analysis*ECO 631 Applied Policy Methods |
3 hours |
Master’s Core Knowledge*ECO 641 Microeconomics I |
12 hours (final term) |
*Certificate course work may be counted towards master’s degree requirements.
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E-Portfolio
Our MA in Applied Economics program involves a significant amount of hands-on, real-world training analyzing large data sets. You’ll apply this knowledge in case studies and major projects. Throughout your program, you will contribute work to an e-Portfolio which serves as your program capstone and as a body of knowledge to present to prospective employers.
Development Opportunities
The program strongly encourages participation in Bryan Graduate Career Center opportunities such as workshops and trainings, employer spotlights, and one-on-one sessions with our Graduate Career Development Specialist who will help you build skills and connections for career success. All resources are available to online students.
Optional Certificate
Add a certificate or two to your degree, or choose your own course of study by selecting 12 credit hours in economics electives from across the master’s curriculum.
Economics of Health Analytics
ECO 625 Data Methods in Economics
ECO 630 Introduction to Cost Effectiveness
ECO 631 Applied Policy Methods
ECO 637 Empirical Health Economics
Quantitative Business Economics
ECO 625 Data Methods in Economics
ECO 657 Managerial Economics
ECO 663 Predictive Data Mining OR ISM 645 Principles of Predictive Analytics
ECO 664 Time Series and Forecasting
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If you still have questions regarding our MA in Applied Economics Program please reach out to our graduate recruitment team by phone or email. You may also schedule a time to meet with one of our recruiters or attend one of our upcoming information sessions.
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