MS in Economics

Earn Your MS in Economics - 100% Online

Program Length: 22-24 Months
Credit Hours: 30
Total Courses: 10

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Advance your career with American University’s MS in Economics online program, designed for professionals and recent graduates seeking to deepen their knowledge in economics and data-driven decision-making. This flexible program combines academic rigor with real-world applications to help you succeed in today’s dynamic economic landscape. 

This Economics master’s program will equip you with the skills to:

  • Master Data Analysis and Economic Modeling: Use econometric techniques and data visualization tools to inform decision-making.

  • Analyze Complex Economic Problems: Apply advanced economic theories to evaluate and solve challenges in business, policy, and global development.

  • Enhance Decision-Making: Utilize data-driven insights to support strategic decisions and drive real-world change.

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Why American University?

Learn from Industry Experts
Study with faculty who have real-world experience in public policy, international development, and economic consulting. Gain current insights and practical tools used by top organizations like the IMF, World Bank, and Deloitte.

Data-Driven Decision Making
Master econometrics, data visualization, and quantitative methods to analyze trends and make informed, strategic decisions in business and policy.

Build a Strong Professional Network
Join a dynamic alumni network and connect with professionals across industries, opening doors to careers in leading global organizations and government agencies.

 

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Hear from Our Students: 

Humanitarian aid programs aim to save lives, alleviate suffering, and maintain human dignity for victims of natural disasters, wars, famines, or other catastrophic events. Evidence-based and efficient interventions are critical. Monitoring and evaluation of such programs keep implementors accountable to the populations they serve. 

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