Economics, MS (Seattle)

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Quantitative

• One of:
  • ECON 5105 — Math and Statistics for Economists
  • ECON 6105 — Advanced Mathematics and Statistics for Economists
• One of:
  • ECON 5140 — Applied Econometrics
  • ECON 6140 — Advanced Applied Econometrics

Theory

• One of:
  • ECON 5110 — Microeconomic Theory
  • ECON 6110 — Advanced Microeconomic Theory
• One of:
  • ECON 5120 — Macroeconomic Theory
  • ECON 6120 — Advanced Macroeconomic Theory

Optional Co-op Experience

• All of:
  • INSH 6964 — Co-op Work Experience
  • EESH 6000 — Professional Development for Co-op

Concentrations (choose 1)

Data Science for Economics

From the catalog

Complete 4 semester hours from the following range:

Note: ECON 5200 is the primary elective offered on the Seattle campus. Consult program for current elective details.

• One of:
  • CS 5200 — Database Management Systems
  • DAMG 6210 — Data Management and Database Design
  • IE 6700 — Data Management for Analytics
• One of:
  • OR 6205 — Deterministic Operations Research
  • CS 5130 — Applied Programming and Data Processing for AI
  • CS 5180 — Reinforcement Learning and Sequential Decision Making
  • CS 5800 — Algorithms
  • IE 6400 — Foundations for Data Analytics Engineering

• From the catalog

  Complete 4 semester hours from the following courses:

• Choose 4 semester hours from:
  • One of:
    • CS 6140 — Machine Learning
    • EECE 5644 — Introduction to Machine Learning and Pattern Recognition
  • CS 6220 — Data Mining Techniques
  • IE 6600 — Computation and Visualization for Analytics
  • IE 7275 — Machine Learning and Data Analytics
• ECON 5200 — Topics in Applied Economics

GPA requirements

• Minimum 3.000 GPA required

Parsed from the catalog by NU Map; the structured machine copy is in this college's JSON for the 2027 catalog, under economics-ms-seattle, and the official page is the authority.