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John E. Walker Department of Economics

Master of Science in Economic Analytics

M.S. in Economic Analytics

The Master of Science in Economic Analytics is a cutting-edge program that combines economic theory with advanced data analysis skills. By integrating applied microeconomics, econometrics, statistics, data scraping, machine learning and sophisticated analytics techniques, this program provides a powerful toolkit for making data-driven economic decisions. Whether you aspire to be a professional economist, a business data scientist, or a strategic advisor, you will develop the skills to analyze complex data and drive important decisions.

Course Requirements: Six core courses and four elective courses.

Rigor: The six core classes provide a complete foundation in economics, statistics, machine learning, artificial intelligence, advanced data skills and research applications.

Flexibility: The four electives provide the flexibility to create a unique curriculum that meets your desires in managerial decision-making, finance, health, environmental, law, policy and many others.

Scheduling Options: This program typically begins in the Fall semester. It can be completed in as little as two semesters, but classes can be spread over three or more semesters.

Gain Real-World Experience with an Internship: Enhance your graduate studies with an optional, 6-credit internship, providing hands-on experience with leading technology, financial and manufacturing companies. These internships offer a unique opportunity to apply your economic and analytical skills in a professional setting. You can take advantage of this opportunity to expand your network, strengthen your resume and apply classroom knowledge in an actual business environment.

John E. Walker Department of Economics
John E. Walker Department of Economics | 320 Wilbur O. and Ann Powers Hall, Clemson, S.C. 29634