MA/MS in Economics

This master's degree offers economic training beyond what a bachelor's degree can provide. Full-time students can complete it in about a year and a half, while those with other commitments can study part time. The extra expertise supports careers in business as well as in government and international organizations. The department's graduate handbook and the university catalog set out the detailed requirements for coursework and progression. Students interested in the program should consult those documents for course lists, degree milestones and academic policies before applying. The degree is aimed at students who want a rigorous, focused qualification in economics without committing to a long doctoral course, and the part-time route lets it fit around work or other obligations, with the handbook and catalog providing the course details.