Economics

Description

The Zanvyl Krieger School of Arts and Sciences, our sister school on the Homewood campus, offers a wide array of areas of study, from the natural and social sciences to the arts and humanities. Innovation and discovery are hallmarks of an Arts and Sciences education at Hopkins, with an emphasis on the creation of new knowledge through research. Here, scholarship and research are truly collaborative undertakings, with students and faculty deeply engaged in innovative partnerships with other departments – and often, other divisions – of the university.

Economics students at Johns Hopkins receive the kind of unique, intensive, and mutually respectful education that routinely places the department among the highest ranked economics programs in the United States.

The opportunity to learn directly from innovative thinkers draws students to the department. Faculty at the forefront of their fields incorporate the results of recent research into courses in microeconomics, econometrics, monetary economics, investments, managerial economics, mathematical economics, uncertainty, forecasting, and game theory.

Contents

Degrees and Concentrations

• Economic Theory

• Macroeconomics

• Applied Microeconomics

• Econometrics

• Economic Development

• Finance

Requirements

Letters of Recommendation (2), GRE, TOEFL/IELTS, Statement of Purpose, Transcripts

English Language Requirements