Master of Science in Econometrics and Quantitative Economics
Empirical econ skills. Quantifiable career gains.
Deep analytical and empirical skills in microeconomics and econometrics are sought-after skills in the current market.
That means our Master’s in Econometrics and Quantitative Economics can be your gateway to high-level positions in government and industry—or get you a step closer to a PhD in the field.
Application Questions
Bruce Watson, Graduate Programs Recruiting
520-626-7741
brucewatson@arizona.edu
Graduate Program Coordinator
520-626-7743
ejenkins@email.arizona.edu
The Program
What You'll Learn
You’ll develop a solid foundation in econometrics, microeconomic theory (individual decision making and market equilibrium, game theory and market design), empirical microeconomics and experimental and behavioral economics.
Curriculum
The Master's in Econometrics and Quantitative Economics curriculum is designed to build your mastery through 30 units (12 months) of courses in economics, microeconomic theory and theory of quantitative methods in economics.
STEM
designated program
#2
ranked program among
departments in business schools
U.S. News & World Report
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Admissions
Requirements
No work experience is required, but potential candidates should be strong in mathematics and statistics, with economics a key part of their undergraduate background.
International Students
The program is global in nature, with around 75 percent of students coming from outside the US. It is a STEM-designated program, an important factor for many international students.
Deadlines
October 15: Round 1
December 1: Round 2
February 1: Round 3
(International Student Deadline)
April 1: Round 4
June 1: Round 5
Admissions Events
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Return on Investment
Return on Investment
Opportunities are many for graduates in this program, yet the cost for both residents and non-residents is substantially less than at many other similarly-ranked programs.
Program Cost
Resident: $6,971 summer + $12,886 fall + $12,386 spring = $31,743.
Non-resident: $6,971 summer + $22,449 fall + $22,449 spring = $51,870.
Tuition and fees subject to change.
Your Future is Calling
You’ve heard the “why.” If you think you’re a good fit, it’s time for the “how.” Let’s get you on the road to your Eller Master's in Econometrics. Contact us or begin your application now: