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Offered through the Department of Economics at the University at Buffalo, the Advanced Certificate in Applied Economics allows graduate students to deepen their expertise in targeted economic areas while boosting their career potential. This 15-credit credential is open to students enrolled in MA, MS, PhD or other UB graduate programs.
Total credit hours: 15 credit hours of approved coursework
Prerequisites: Some courses may require completion of prerequisites such as Microeconomic Theory, Macroeconomic Theory or Econometrics I
Available to: Economic students or graduate students from other departments
Choose a specialized track: Choose between 6 different tracks, as listed below:
Prepare for careers on Wall Street, in corporate finance or policy.
There are no electives available for the general track.
Learn how to navigate global markets, trade and development.
Plus, two Economics electives:
Study the digital economy, e-commerce and information systems.
Plus, one Economics elective:
Analyze the structure, finance, and policy of health care systems.
Plus, one Economics elective:
Focus on the economics of cities, housing, transportation and development policy.
Plus, three Economics electives:
Explore the intersection of economics with legal policy and regulatory systems.
Plus, two Economics electives:
Internship in Applied Economics may count towards an Economics elective, but it requires approval from the MA program director.
Interested in starting next semester?
Email ecoma@buffalo.edu to enroll