Our world-class department owes its reputation to outstanding faculty dedicated to teaching and research, as well as engaged students who take advantage of learning opportunities in and beyond the classroom.
The Economics major and minor are open to all undergraduates. The Ph.D. program has 125 students in residence.
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Our distinguished faculty includes fellows of the American Economic Association, members of the National Academy of Sciences and editors of the American Economic Review and other prestigious journals. Longtime faculty member Dale Mortensen was winner of the 2010 Nobel Prize for Economics.
A senior in the Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences, Petryk is majoring in economics and international studies. She is interested in U.S. foreign policy and strengthening international commitments on economic development.
The Rhodes Scholarships, the oldest and perhaps best-known award for international study, provide all expenses for multiple years of study at the University of Oxford in England. Scholars are chosen not only for exceptional academic achievement but also a demonstrated ambition for social impact.
Created from the Ryan Family’s historic $480 million gift, announced by the University in September 2021, the Morton Schapiro Center for Applied Economics will fuel innovative research made possible by the power of advanced computing and big data.
Learn about the innovative research of our faculty.
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM, Evanston
Ludovica Mosillo (Northwestern University): "Title TBA"
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM, Evanston
"Overperception of Moral Outrage in Online Social Networks Inflates Beliefs About Intergroup Hostility"* by William Brady, Donald P. Ja...
12:00 PM - 1:30 PM, Evanston
Martin Beraja (MIT): "Inefficient Automation" with Nathan Zorzi Abstract: How should the government respond to automation? We study thi...
