Master of Science program in Economics

The Department of Economics is pleased to announce a new Master of Science. Our curriculum combines economic theory, quantitative methods, econometrics, and data analytics.  We call it “Econolytics.” 

The benefits of the MS degree:

• Stem-designated master’s program
• Degree earned in one year
• World class faculty
• Innovative curriculum
• Learn skills that prepare students for highly coveted analytical jobs
• Post graduation work opportunities for international students. 

Career Development

• Emory graduate students in all fields pursue a diverse range of important careers, including careers in academia, business, government, the non-profit sector, and healthcare. We believe it is important to begin building skills and planning for these career options throughout your time at Emory. 
• LGS-PDCP offers a range of trainings and programs throughout the year to support graduate students’ career development. The best way to get started with your career development is to engage in self-assessment, career exploration, skill-building, and managing the job search. 

What will I learn?

• Quantitative Methods: Mathematical methods with a focus on optimization.
• Computer Programming and Data Management in Economics: Focus on economic data storytelling using Tableau Desktop and AWS, GitHub, modeling, linear regression, and introduction to machine learning.
• Data Sciences and Econometrics: Empirical estimation of causal models with application to public policies; Mastering modern big data analysis and computing techniques for economic insights, predictions, and algorithmic decision-making.
• Empirical Writing and Communication: Focus on effectively communicating quantitative research findings.
• Macroeconomic Analytics and Forecasting through Machine Learning: Harnessing time-series data for empirical analysis and forecasting in macroeconomics.
• State of the Art Economics Analysis with focus on High Tech Companies:  Revenue Management and Pricing Strategies; Transfer pricing for Multinational Corporations; Cost benefit Analysis for private and public sectors.
• Internet Economics: Strategies for optimal use of digital information for revenue generation.