Master’s Program Coursework
The table below shows a Master’s program of study for a typical part-time student. Sometimes the student can take two electives during the summer and thus shorten the completion time to two years.
A Typical Master’s Program of Study
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First Year |
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Fall Semester |
Spring Semester |
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Econ 6610 Econ 6620 |
Econ 6630 Elective
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Second Year |
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Fall Semester |
Spring Semester |
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Elective Elective |
Elective Elective |
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Third Year |
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Fall Semester |
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Elective Project |
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Elective Courses
Below is the complete list of elective courses. For the current semester’s course offerings please go to “Catalog & Class Schedules” at the University of Utah website http://www.utah.edu/portal/site/uuhome.
6050 John Maynard Keynes
6060 History of Economic Doctrines
6080 Marxian Economics
6120 Public Policy Towards Labor
6140 Discrimination in the Labor Markets
6170 Feminist Economics
6180 Poverty and Inequality
6190 Health Economics
6240 Urban Economics
6250 Environmental and Natural Resource Economics
6260 Energy Policy Options for Utah
6300 Public Finance: Public Expenditures and
Cost-Benefit Analysis
6360 Industrial Organization
6380 Law and Economics
6400 Middle East Economic History
6410 Survey of European Economic History
6420 China and the Global Economy
6430 Asian Economic History and Development
6460 Latin American Economic History and Development
6461 Topics in Latin American Economic History and Development
6470 Industrialization and Economic Development: The American Case
6500 Monetary Theory and Policy
6510 International Monetary Relations
6520 Multinational Firms: International Trade & Investment I
6530 Principles of Economic Development
6540 Capitalism and Socialism
6550 International Trade and Commercial
6560 Gender and Economic Development in the Third World
6610 Microeconomics for Master's Students
6620 Macroeconomics for Master's Students
6630 Applied Econometrics
6950 Directed Readings: Master's
6955 Research Methods: Master's
6960 Special Topics
6969 Special Topics in Statistics
6970 Thesis Research: Master's
6980 Faculty Consultation