If you're ready to dive deep into data and apply economics to solve complex, real-world problems, the BA/MS in Econometrics & Quantitative Economics (EQE) is for you. This five-year combined degree gives you rigorous training in applied econometrics and quantitative analysis—perfect for launching a career in finance, consulting, global economics or public policy, or for stepping into a PhD program.
You’ll gain the research, analytical and forecasting skills employers look for—and graduate with two degrees and a serious edge in the job market.
✔ Save Time, Gain Expertise: Earn both your BA and MS in just five years—less time, less cost and a major boost to your resume.
✔ Hands-On Data Skills: Master econometric tools that power business strategy, economic forecasting and financial modeling.
✔ Career-Ready Specializations: Choose from a general track or focus on Financial Economics or International Economics, two of the most in-demand areas in the field.
✔ Next-Level Prep for PhD or Industry: Whether your goal is a PhD or a top-tier job in finance or research, this program gives you the foundation to excel.
Start in the BA in Economics track. If you meet GPA requirements by your junior year, you can apply to the BA/MS EQE track. Once accepted, you’ll begin graduate-level coursework that builds on your undergrad foundation.
That’s okay. Just keep in mind that only 6 MS-level credits count toward the BA without special approval.
Your advanced training includes:
Note: Some course substitutions may be allowed with approval.
Build deep expertise in investment, risk, valuation and global markets. Required courses include:
Understand the forces that move global economies and financial systems. Required courses include:
📌 Note: Each track also requires three elective graduate courses for additional depth and flexibility.
Meet with your advisor early. Interested students should connect with both the Director of Undergraduate Studies and the Assistant Director of the MA Program by junior year to map out the best course plan.
For more information or to schedule a meeting, reach out to our undergraduate program team: