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MA/MS Economics Program Information The Department of Economics Master's degree programs are designed to prepare individuals for
careers in both the public and private sector. The programs
also offer excellent preparation for students considering
further work in a Ph.D. program, either here at the University
of Delaware or elsewhere.
The Master's degree programs focus on a
variety of
applications areas
in applied economics. All students complete advanced
courses in microeconomic and macroeconomic theory and
econometrics. Students interested in international issues can
choose from a variety of courses in pure trade theory,
international finance, and international economic development.
We also offer courses in all traditional economics fields,
including, among others, labor economics, public finance,
industrial organization and regulation, resource economics, and
game theory. Many students specialize by combining economics
courses with those in agricultural economics, business
administration, finance, operations research, natural resources,
or urban affairs.
We have had excellent success in
placing our graduates in professional positions, and employers
have been very pleased with our students. By investing in an
M.A. or M.S., students can add roughly 30 percent to their
starting salaries. A sample of employers of our recent graduates
includes: Accenture, AT&T, U.S. Department of Energy, Bank of
New York, New York Federal Reserve Bank, Provident National
Bank, WEFA, Economy.com, Baltimore Gas & Electric, CRX,
Conrail, Bell Atlantic, and the Office of Management and Budget.
We also offer a centralized Career
Services Center that maintains job listings, coordinates job fairs, student
recruitment programs, and provides career planning and
placement assistance.
Click here
to reach that office.
We welcome you to learn more about our
department and its graduate programs. Click
here to see the complete Economics
Department Graduate Guide. Feel free to
contact us
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