Ad-hoc Combined MA
The following requirements are in addition to the general ad-hoc combined degree requirements of The Graduate School,
The following requirements apply to students who are enrolled in other doctoral programs.
Master's in Economics
Coursework Requirements
Total Units Required: 9 of which at least six are at the 400 level
| Course | Title |
|---|---|
Core Courses |
|
| ECON 410-1 | Microeconomics |
| ECON 411-1 | Macroeconomics |
| Either | |
| ECON 410-2 & ECON 410-3 |
Microeconomics |
| or | |
| ECON 411-2 & ECON 411-3 |
Macroeconomics |
| Either | |
| ECON 480-1 & ECON 480-2 & ECON 480-3 |
Econometrics |
| or | |
| ECON 381-1 & ECON 381-2 |
Econometrics |
Economic History |
|
| One of those listed below | |
|
ECON 315-0
|
Topics in Economic History |
|
ECON 323-1
|
Economic History of the United States Before 1865 |
|
ECON 323-2
|
Economic History of the United States 1865 to Present |
|
ECON 324-0
|
Western Economic History |
|
ECON 420-1
|
American Economic History |
|
ECON 420-2
|
European Economic History |
Electives |
|
| Additional Economics (300- or 400-level) courses approved for graduate credit, excluding ECON 310-1, ECON 310-2, ECON 311-0 and ECON 499-0. | |
Students cannot double count classes to meet the requirements of the Economics MA and their PhD. If any of these classes are also used to meet their PhD requirements, it is permissible to substitute another Economics 400-level class.
Other MA Degree Requirements
Examinations: none specifiedResearch/Projects: none specified
Master's Thesis: none specified
Other: paper in one course carrying graduate credit
Note: These requirements are for students entering the University in Fall 2020 and later. Students entering earlier should consult the relevant Graduate Student Handbook.