Master of Science in International Economics

Boston, home to Suffolk University, is famous for its history and for having some of the best professional and college sports teams and events in the world, including the Boston Red Sox, the New England Patriots and the Boston Marathon. And true, it is home to more than 50 of the finest colleges and universities in the country, and one of the worlds liveliest cultural and arts communities. Sure, Boston has all this, but that’s not all it has to offer, by far.

For many people, Boston is synonymous with intellectual capital. It has long been a world center for higher education—and that hasn’t changed. A quintessential college town, the Boston of today is home to about 300,000 college students from all over the globe, which gives it a dynamic intellectual energy unmatched by other cities. Suffolk students thrive in this environment, and help make Boston the stimulating brain trust it is.

Suffolk University offers on-campus accomodation. Living on campus gives students a rare opportunity to live with people from around the country and the world. The two residence halls offer comfortable, safe, alcohol- and smoke-free living, in the heart of the city.

With 24-hour security, each room is wired for satellite television, telephone, and a direct link to the University computer system. Both buildings house a dining hall, computer lab, and recreation room. Just blocks from the main academic buildings of Suffolk University, both facilities feature premiere amenities and sweeping views of Boston.