Our MS in Applied Quantitative Economic Analysis and Policy is the only master’s program in the New York area that combines public economic policy and quantitative analysis. The program prepares you for a diverse set of careers in quantitative research, business analytics, and/or government policy.

GW’s Master of Science in Applied Economics provides students with the tools to succeed as economists in today’s data-driven world. Our graduates learn to draw meaningful implications from data and integrate economic analysis into their professional lives. They apply economic theory and quantitative methods to real-world scenarios such as measuring the impacts of government programs and forecasting economic trends.

The MS in Applied Economics Program develops skill in economic reasoning, and in constructing and estimating economic models through the use of econometrics and other quantitative techniques. This is accomplished by a rigorous and demanding curriculum and a talented and dedicated staff of instructors. The degree can be pursued at a part-time or a full-time pace. All undergraduate majors are welcome.

As a student of Applied Economics, you will be prepared to work at a private firm or government agency in forecasting, market research or policy analysis. You will be learning in a program that emphasizes the practical aspects of economic theory and provides a solid foundation in advanced microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics, and forecasting. Coursework focuses on economic theory, applications of theory, research methods and empirical analysis.

Econometrics. Statistics. Forecasting. Many specialties go into financial economics. With Johns Hopkins University’s financial economics master’s degree program, you can gain the quantitative acumen to conduct empirical economic analyses and improve decision-making across the financial sector.

The rapid pace of globalization has increased the demand for professionals with training in international economics and economic development. Our one-of-a-kind Master of Science in International and Development Economics (IDEC) provides students with the knowledge and skills to understand how market forces can be harnessed to empower developing countries to break from cycles of poverty.

Understanding and navigating today’s rapidly evolving, worldwide economic, and financial landscape is one of society’s most challenging current problems. This master’s program in Financial Mathematics provides you with a distinct opportunity to collect knowledge from across the university from its top-notch business school, economics department, and programs across the Whiting School of Engineering. Guided by distinguished faculty, you will explore probability, statistics, optimization, partial differential equations, and scientific computing.

Develop the expertise to improve financial decision-making with the Master of Science in Financial Economics program from Johns Hopkins University. Experienced finance leaders will prepare you to perform empirical analyses of the global economy and forecast changes. As a result, you'll learn ways to help organizations identify economic opportunities and limit their risk exposure. Complete the program online or on campus, getting the flexibility to continue succeeding in your career.

Brighten your career prospects with a fully online MS in Applied Economics from Auburn University at Montgomery. In 10 courses, you'll explore data analysis, economic modelling, econometrics, and more. Plus, gain hands-on experience with statistical software such as Stata, enabling you to make inferences using complex real-world data. Get started now and graduate in as few as three semesters, ready for roles as an economist or financial analyst. No GRE/GMAT scores required. Learn more today.

Discover Oakland University's Master of Science in Finance program, where financial theory meets real-world application. The program is designed to equip graduates with the practical skills and insights needed to address genuine financial challenges. Through a holistic approach that combines finance and accounting studies, students gain a comprehensive understanding of essential financial decisions, ranging from capital budgeting and cost management, to risk analysis and management, and optimization strategies.

With the Master of Science in Financial Analysis from Temple University’s Fox School of Business, you will use project-based applications of today’s best financial theory and technology practices, including data science for finance, to build a skill set that has value in the workplace. Make strides toward achieving certification as a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) during your program studies. Connect with senior leaders and industry experts through a distinguished guest speaker series as well as visits to Greater Philadelphia region and Wall Street firms.

Your MS in Financial Risk Management will help you gain skills in analytics and information technology that are in high demand with employers. Learn to manage risk and portfolios and understand the ins and outs of financial securities markets, all while preparing for prestigious certifications such as the Financial Risk Manager (FRM ) offered by the Global Association of Risk Professionals (GARP), one of Lubin's official academic partners.

Earning a Master's in Professional Accounting from Seton Hall University through the professional accountancy program prepares professional accountancy students for advanced careers in accounting and finance. This professional accountancy master's program, unique in Northern NJ for its dual accreditation in business and accounting by the AACSB, meets the 150-credit requirement for CPA certification.

Finance students are prepared for careers in private industry and government in such areas as banking, brokerage, individual and institutional investments, insurance, financial analysis and planning, portfolio management and more. Several courses have integrated the CFA® curriculum as provided by CFA Institute and are based on the Candidate Body of Knowledge (CBOK) from the CFA® Program. Topics in these courses assist students in preparation for the CFA® exam.

RIT’s accounting master's degree pulls together important areas of technology, finance, strategy, and compliance to help you advance your career. In addition to gaining the technological skills needed to design, operate, and control accounting information systems–skills that are highly sought after by employers– you also will be prepared to sit for the Certified Public Accountancy (CPA) exam, which our graduates consistently score higher on than state and national averages.