PGCert in Economics

This graduate certificate prepares professionals to foster economic growth for towns, companies, and public bodies. Coursework builds abilities in analyzing policy, planning strategically, and fostering sustainable development. It suits people who want to add an economic development specialty, covering cities, regions, and states, to a master's or doctoral degree. Eligible students already hold a graduate degree or are enrolled in one of five campus units: the business school, economics, political science, industrial relations, or urban planning. Holders of the credential can work in planning, consulting, or nonprofit leadership and help design policies that draw investment and employment. The page lists related careers and invites interested students to request information, apply, or view requirements. Students can request information, apply, or review the requirements to see how the certificate courses combine with their main graduate program.