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MASTER OF ARTS IN ECONOMICS PROGRAM

The Department of Economics has as its mission an increase in the number of American and foreign students trained with an understanding of economic problems and solutions confronting the United States and developing nations. Special attention is devoted to problems of and solutions to the underprivileged African-Americans and residents of Third-World nations, The Department is Economics to strong undergraduate and graduate programs, and to ensuring that students have a sufficiently broad background in theoretical and analytical economics to be competitive. The Economics Program leads to the B.A. and M.A. degrees in Economics.

The Master of Arts degree in Economics offers the opportunity to engage in study of contemporary economic issues. The curriculum also provides an innovative approach to the study of orthodox theories.

Provisions are made to develop knowledge and understanding of urban affairs and economic development, not only from the traditional point of view, but also from that of minority people and developing countries of the Third World. Attuned to current problems of American and world economies, the Program should be of interest to students who wish to pursue graduate study in economics that is current, meaningful, and fulfilling.

 
 
REQUIREMENTS FOR GRADUATION
Students pursuing the M.A. degree are required to take the core courses listed below. In addition, students must complete three courses (with thesis) or five courses (with no thesis). These courses must be approved by the student’s advisor(s).
Core Curriculum (Required)
(Courses are three credit hours unless otherwise noted.)   
CECO 500 Advanced Macroeconomic Theory  
CECO 501 Advanced Microeconomic Theory  
CECO 550 Mathematical Analysis for Economists I  
CECO 570 Research Methodology  
CECO 601 Econometrics I  
CECO 602 Econometrics II
Suggested Plans of Study
First Semester : 9 hours Second Semester : 9 hours
CECO 500 Advanced Macroeconomics CECO 500 Advanced Microeconomics 
CECO 500 Mathematical Analysis CECO 500 Econometrics II
CECO 500 Econometrics I * One (1) Course (from area course)
 
Third Semester : 9 hours Fourth Semester : 9 hours
CECO 500 Advanced Macroeconomics Thesis Research and Consultation (CECO 801 and 805); two (2) approved courses, and preparation for comprehensive examination.
* Must be approved by the student’s advisor.
 
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