Advanced Economics Certificate, 10 credits (3 courses); prereq: acceptance into the Early Admission Program for Econ’s One Year Master’s Program:

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
ECON 5150	Advanced Macroeconomic Theory	4
or ECON 5200	Advanced Microeconomic Theory
Two elective ECON courses from the following list. One at the 5000 level (3 or 4 credits) and one at the 4000 level (3 credits):
ECON 4620	Regional Economics
or ECON 5620	Regional Economics
ECON 4050	Population Economics
or ECON 5050	Population Economics
ECON 4750	Health Economics
or ECON 5750	Health Economics
ECON 4250	Labor Economics
or ECON 5250	Labor Economics
ECON 4260	Behavioral Economics
or ECON 6260	Behavioral Economics
ECON 4280	Energy Economics
or ECON 5280	Energy Economics
ECON 4240	Applied Environmental Economics
or ECON 5240	Applied Environmental Economics
ECON 4660	Public Finance Economics
or ECON 5660	Public Finance Economics
ECON 4120	Monetary Theory
or ECON 5120	Monetary Theory
ECON 4130	Monetary And Fiscal Policy
or ECON 5130	Monetary And Fiscal Policy
ECON 4300	Mathematical Economics
or ECON 5300	Mathematical Economics
ECON 4510	International Economics I
or ECON 5510	International Economics I
ECON 4550	Economic Development
or ECON 5550	Economic Development

• PLO I. Analytic and quantitative abilities. Students will analyze economic models using advanced quantitative tools such as regression analysis.
• PLO 2. Application abilities. Students will apply economic theory to a range of economic problems demonstrating causation.
• PLO 3. Communication skills. Students written work and/or oral presentations will demonstrate the ability to interpret and summarize ideas effectively in terms of content, clarity, syntax, and organization of information, particularly for quantitative results.