Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Applied Economics
University of Waterloo · ON · SJYlJRRi3
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Applied Economics at University of Waterloo lists 10 subjects. Subjects include Mathematics for Economists, Microeconomic Theory I and Macroeconomic Theory I. The topics that come up most are mathematical economics, quantitative economics and economic history (8, 5 and 5 subjects).
Compiled from public course information: approximate, not official.
University of Waterloo
Doctoral
What you'll study in Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Applied Economics
Example subjects: Mathematics for Economists, Microeconomic Theory I, Macroeconomic Theory I, Data Science for Economists, Econometrics I, Micro II, Macro II, Advanced Macroeconomics: Problems and Policies, Monetary Economics 2, Econometrics II.
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What will I study in Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Applied Economics?
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Applied Economics covers areas like mathematical-economics, quantitative-economics, economic-history, macroeconomics, econometrics, microeconomics, embedded-systems, control-systems.
Who offers Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Applied Economics?
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Applied Economics is offered by University of Waterloo, ON.
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