1st YEAR PHD COURSE CURRICULUM:
Econ 600: Mathematics for Economists (stand-alone course: Fall term)
Econ 601, Econ 602, Econ 603, and Econ 604: Microeconomic Theory I, II, III, and IV.
All half-term courses.
Econ 601 & 603 are offered in the Fall term; Econ 602 & 604 are offered in the Winter term
Econ 605: Macroeconomic Theory I
Econ 607: Macroeconomic Theory II
Econ 671: Econometric Analysis I (Fall term) (also cross-listed with Stat so counts as a cognate course)
Econ 672: Econometric Analysis II (Winter term)
1st year PhD students take Econ 600-Econ 601-Econ 603-Econ 605-Econ 671 in the Fall term, and take Econ 602-Econ 604-Econ 607-Econ 672 in the Winter term
Econ 899: Responsible Conduct of Research (All Cohorts entering Fall 2014 or after must take this course to achieve candidacy)
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2nd and 3rd YEAR PhD COURSE CURRICULUM:
MONETARY ECONOMICS AND ADVANCED MACROECONOMIC THEORY
Econ 611: Stabilization Policy I
Econ 612: Stabilization Policy II
ADVANCED METHODS
Econ 610: Stochastic Dynamic Optimization in Economics (half-term course)
Econ 613: Advanced Topic in Mathematics for Economists (half-term course)
Econ 617: Game Theory
Econ 618: Behavioral Economics
Econ 619: Advanced Theory I (half-term course)
Econ 620: Advanced Theory II (half-term course)
Econ 651: Empirical Asset Pricing
Econ 675: Applied Microeconometrics
Econ 676: Applied Macroeconometrics
Econ 677: Applied Microeconometrics II
Econ 678: Advanced Econometrics I
Econ 679: Advanced Econometrics II
Econ 751: Computational Economics (half-term course)
Econ 752: Advanced Mathematical Methods for Dynamic, Stochastic Models (half-term course)
Econ 753: Structural Estimation Methods (half-term course)
ADVANCED MICROECONOMIC THEORY
Econ 617: Game Theory
Econ 619: Advanced Theory I (half-term course)
Econ 620: Advanced Theory II (half-term course)
LABOR ECONOMICS
Econ 621: Labor Economics I
Econ 622: Labor Economics II
INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION
Econ 631: Industrial Organization and Public Policy
Econ 632: Industrial Organization and Public Policy
INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS
Econ 641: International Trade Theory
Econ 642: International Finance
NATURAL RESOURCES AND COGNATE (Cross-listed with NR)
Econ 661: Advanced Natural Resources Economics
Econ 662: Environmental Economics
ECONOMIC HISTORY (Cross-listed with HISTORY)
Econ 663: Topics in World Economic History I
Econ 664: Topics in World Economic History II
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Econ 665: Economic Development and Transition I
Econ 666: Economic Development and Transition II
ECONOMIC DEMOGRAPHY
Econ 667: Economics of Population Growth (stand-alone course)* Students wishing to take a prelim in Economic Demography must also take SOC 530
A prelim in Economic Demography has not been offered since May 1995
ADVANCED ECONOMETRICS
Econ 678: Advanced Econometrics I
Econ 679: Advanced Econometrics II
PUBLIC FINANCE
Econ 683: Government Expenditures
Econ 684: Government Revenues
THIRD-YEAR COURSE REQUIREMENT:
PhD students entering their 3rd year in the program are required to complete the third-year paper requirement. They are not required to enroll for the course that is offered in conjunction with this program but most do. It is a PhD course sequence.Econ 695: Introduction to Research IEcon 696: Introduction to Research II
