The University of Maryland's Masters in Applied Economics

Quantitative Analysis for Evidence-Based Policy Decisions

More than ever, organizations and agencies need program and policy analysts who are skilled in evidence-based quantitative methods. Professionals who can understand and apply economic research are in high demand. A professional masters degree that gives you enhanced analytical skills and decision-making proficiency will help you gain a significant, valuable advantage in your work and expand your career opportunities.

The Masters in Applied Economics is a carefully designed program which offers rigorous training in quantitative analysis, economic modeling and econometrics.


Courses:

• Microeconomic Analysis
• Topics in Applied Macroeconomics
• Foundations of Empirical Research
• Introduction to Economic Models
• Econometric Modeling and Forecasting
• Economics of Health Care
• Information, Game Theory and Market Design
• Program Analysis and Evaluation
• Economic Analysis of Law
• Environmental Economics

A Masters Program designed for the working professional

The Masters in Applied Economics is a 10-course program which can be completed in as little as 15 months. Evening courses are taught at the Ronald Reagan Building at the Federal Triangle metro stop. The seminar-style classes are taught by renowned economists affiliated with the University of Maryland, many of whom are also employed as professional economists in the Washington, DC area.