Economics (MA)

The Department of Economics at Howard University provides students with a sound foundation in economic theory and its applications. Coupled with this is a concerted effort to produce students who are competent in the use of the quantitative tools in analysis. The economics program provides a unique opportunity to gain experience and employment in research and policy making institutions in Washington. The Economics Department offers graduate programs leading to the Master of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy degrees. Both programs offer specializations in Growth and Development, International, Urban, and Labor. Each of these fields of study allows the student to select a cluster of complementary courses drawn from such offerings as econometrics, economic theory, and international economics.

Elective Course

Options: Courses under subject code ECOG, GACC, GFIN, & GMGT level 200 and above - (9 Total crs)

Sub-Total Credits
9
Total credits:
30

Overview

Program

Type

MA