Course Spotlight - EC307: Development Economics Read Opeyemi's interview, where she discusses her time studying EC307 at Summer School, including her schedule, favourite parts and experience of the ...

Deepen your knowledge of development economics and policy with this master’s course, developed by experts in the field.

A critical assessment of topics from economic growth, international economics and the nature and measurement of development. There is an emphasis on the empirical and policy implications of ...

Applied Development Economics: students must take Foundations of Applied Econometrics for Economic Development Policy (DV494) and two courses from the following: Economic Development Policy I (DV490); ...

An examination of major development problems and issues, both domestic and international, from a combined economic theory, empirical and policy-oriented perspective.

Core Courses A minimum of 30 semester hours is required for the Masters of Arts in Community and Economic Development degree. The required hours will consists of: 12 semester hours of core courses 6 ...

As an economics major at Connecticut College, you learn to think analytically, pose and solve problems, and use models to construct and test hypotheses. You are exposed to microeconomics and ...

Economics is the study of the allocation of scarce resources. The subject of this course is microeconomics, which examines the decision making of individuals and firms with regard to consumption, ...

Deepen your knowledge of development economics and policy with this master’s course, developed by experts in the field.