Economics PhD Areas of Research Specialization
Fields of specialization available in the Economics PhD program are given below. Click on the names of the faculty members to view the pages that describe their research. To see an overview of courses offered click here.
Behavioral EconomicsAndreas Blume | Econometrics |
|---|---|
Economic History | Environmental and Energy Economics |
Experimental EconomicsAndreas Blume | Health Economics |
Industrial OrganizationChristian Cox | Labor Economics |
Game TheoryAndreas Blume
| Political Economics |
Economics Research Labs and Institutes
Economic Science Laboratory
Home to leading experimental research and teaching in social science, ESL creates synthetic economic settings where scholars can build their understanding of important issues in economics as well as disciplines like accounting, management and marketing.
Institute for Behavioral Economics
At the IBE, psychological insights come together with economic analysis, blending the disciplines’ strengths with sophisticated analytical tools. Behavioral economics has become one of the fastest-growing fields in economics—and the IBE pushes the edge of the field even further.
Consortium for Environmentally Resilient Business
CERB brings together the academic, business, and policy communities to advance knowledge and develop the next generation of leaders in the field, and improve regulation and policy-making.