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Applications and all required credentials for Spring 2009 admission are due by October 1, 2008. Applications and all required credentials for Fall 2009 admission are due by March 1, 2009. *However, it is strongly recommended that international applications and all required credentials for Fall admission be submitted by January 1, 2009.
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| Master
of Arts In Economic Policy (M.A.E.P.) |
| The MAEP is an intensive three-semester program combining a strong foundation in economics with the management skills appropriate for students interested in careers as policy analysts and decision-makers in government, nonprofit institutions, international organizations, and the private sector. The core of the program provides a foundation in economic theory and its application, quantitative methods, and the basic tools of management analysis. The MAEP permits in-depth specialization in two policy and management fields drawn from courses offered in both the Economics Department and Boston University's School of Management. Up to 4 course credits can be earned through internship providing one-site working experience relevant to economics research and policy making. |
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| Master
of Arts in Economics (M.A.) |
| This is a two semester M.A. program (September-June) comprising a core in quantitative methods, micro and macro economics, plus elective courses in the economics of development, energy, environment, finance, health, labor, international trade and finance, legal issues, money, and fiscal policy. This short, but rigorous, program provides candidates with the skills necessary either to succeed in today's competitive job market or to continue with further graduate studies in economics, management or related disciplines. |
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| MA/MBA
Program |
| Training in the related fields of management and economics is professionally desirable in an increasing number of areas. Boston University meets this need by providing a coordinated program leading to a degree combining a Master of Business Administration with a Master of Arts in Economics. |
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| BA/MA
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| The Bachelor of Arts degree in economics and Masters degree in economics program is designed for the superior undergraduate student. It provides a strong base of knowledge and skills in economics, and at the same time accelerates completion of the Master of Arts degree. The program is limited to the Master of Arts in Economics and does not apply to the other MA degrees awarded by the department. |
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| The Setting |
A Prestigious Department
Cited by the Journal of Economic Perspectives as one of the top ten economics departments in North America, the Department of Economics at Boston University offers a unique learning opportunity. A distinguished faculty and an international student body generate a lively intellectual climate.
Excellent Research Resources
The Department maintains a large and well-equipped computer lab excusively for graduate students and up-to-date discussion papers and computerized databases are accessible through the Department. Boston University has a strong library collection in economics and the Department's Institute For Economic Development operates a library dedicated to international economic development. The University's state-of-the-art business reference library is also available to students in both masters programs and Boston University is a member of an inter-library consortium that includes MIT, Boston College, and the world-renowned Boston Public Library.
In the City of Boston
Boston University is on the banks of the Charles River in the historic and cosmopolitan city of Boston. Enjoy the many cultural amenities of this beautiful city while completing your studies.
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For additional information, contact:
Master's Program Administrator
Karen Rodi
Boston University
Economics Department
270 Bay State Rd
Boston, MA 02215
Phone: (617) 353-4453
Fax: (617) 353-4449
E-mail: econma@bu.edu |
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