Ph.D. Program
GRADUATE ADMISSIONS FALL 2010
JOB MARKET CANDIDATES 2009-2010
Congratulations to
Helena ATEN
2009-2010 Razin Prize Recipient
Helena ATEN
2009-2010 Razin Prize Recipient
The Georgetown University Economics Ph.D. program is a full-time program designed for students who seek research careers on the forefront of economic science. The Ph.D. program provides an excellent training environment for future scholars. Located in the nation's capital, it is ideally situated for both students specializing in the pure science and those who wish to study policy informed by the science.
A list of recent academic placements of our Ph.D. students reflects the rapid ascendancy of the program. That quality is exemplified by the Razin Prize awarded each year for the best dissertation or research paper produced by an advanced graduate student.
Approximately twenty students enter the program each year. Small class sizes allow students to work closely with faculty on coursework and dissertation research.
Students may choose from among nine fields of specialization:
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Econometrics
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Economic Development
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Economic Theory
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Industrial Organization
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International Macro and Finance
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International Trade
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Labor Economics
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Macroeconomics
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Public Economics and Political Economy
See Course of Study for a detailed description.
Analytical skills and a strong preparation in mathematics are essential for successful application.
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