Suffolk University College of Arts & Sciences Graduate Programs 2008-2009

economics recent employers master of science in international economics (30 credits) prtm torto wheaton research global insight us department of commerce Full- and part-time students are admitted in the fall semester only. The Master of Science in International Economics (MSIE) program will give you a solid foundation in economic theory and quantitative methods. It will equip you with the knowledge and functional skills necessary to compete in the global economy. You may also choose to pursue the Economic Development track. You must complete the program in no more than five years. You will learn to: · construct and use international financial databases and spreadsheets; · apply sophisticated statistical methods to estimate and test economic models; · apply advanced forecasting techniques for economic, financial, and marketing research; · analyze international trade issues and policies, the international monetary system, and the foreign exchange market; and · manage exchange rate risk. admission requirements To be considered for admission to the Master of Science in International Economics program, you must: · Hold a US bachelor’s degree from an accredited academic institution (or international equivalent) · Submit your official GRE or GMAT scores · Submit your official TOEFL or IELTS scores and provide a statement of financial resources if you are an international student · Complete the application process · Have taken undergraduate courses in principles of economics and in principles of statistics as prerequisites to admission. Domestic students may take these courses at Suffolk University before beginning the program. In certain cases, an interview may be required. curriculum required courses (24 credits/8 courses) ec 710 ec 720 ec 730 ec 740 ec 745 ec 750 ec 755 ec 760 Macroeconomics Applied Microeconomics International Trade Theory and Policy International Monetary Economics International Financial Economics Applied Econometrics Global Data Analysis Applied Time Series Methods elective courses (3 credits/1 course) ec 785 Topics in Economics or ec 786 Topics in International Economics and Choose one graduate-level course relevant to International Economics and Finance. development economics track required courses (24 credits/8 courses) ec 710 ec 720 ec 724 ec 730 ec 740 ec 742 ec 750 ec 755 Macroeconomics Applied Microeconomics Cost Benefit Analysis and Impact Evaluation International Trade Theory and Policy International Monetary Economics Transition and Development Economics Applied Econometrics Global Data Analysis development economics track The MSIE program’s development economics track is designed for those interested in working with less-developed countries. In addition to foundation courses, students take required courses that deepen their understanding of the unique economic realities of developing countries. A solid foundation for anyone planning a career with an international organization, international NGO, or business that has trade or investment links with the developing world, this track is ideal for students hoping to work as private or public sector analysts. Our faculty hail from many nations and have experience with various developing countries. elective courses (6 credits/2 courses) ec 785 Topics in Economics or ec 786 Topics in International Economics and Choose one graduate-level course relevant to International Economics and Finance. Please see pages 102–104 for course descriptions. degree requirements Students in the Master of Science in International Economics program—including the Development Economics track— must complete: · 8 required classes (24 credits) · 2 electives (6 credits) 34

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