Current Graduate Students

Weâ€™re glad youâ€™re here and hope you feel welcome and safe in the School of Economics. We encourage you to take advantage of the opportunities available to you at 91¸£Àû and in the School of Economics.

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SOE Graduate Programs

Economics MS

Financial Economics MS

Resource Economics and Policy MS

Ecology and Environmental Sciences MS

Ecology and Environmental Sciences Ph.D.

4+1 Program

Global Policy and Economics Dual Degree

I-Ph.D. Program

Tips to help you succeed as a Graduate Student in the School of Economics

Regularly attend classes, ask questions, complete assignments on time, and (if needed) visit professors during their office hours
Get to know your fellow students, the faculty and your academic advisor
Attend research seminars hosted by SOE and other units on campus
Build skills outside the classroom, e.g., computer programming
Hang out in Winslow Hall, where you can benefit from informal interactions with others
Become acquainted with program requirements and meet all deadlines for submitting required forms
If you need support, reach out to your academic advisor, the Graduate Coordinator, or SOE Director