Economics

Economics: Introduction

Faculty Affiliation

Arts and Science

Degree Programs

Economics

MA

  • Emphases:
    • Economic Data Analytics;
    • Economic Policy and Welfare Analysis;
    • Economic Research;
    • Economic Sustainability;
    • Finance, Money, and Banking

PhD

Combined Degree Programs

Overview

The Department of Economics at the University of Toronto is large and highly ranked. The teaching and research interests of its graduate faculty members span a wide range of subjects and cover theory, applied data analysis and econometric methodology.

The department offers both MA and PhD programs in economics. The goal of the graduate programs is to further the student's capacity for economic analysis through rigorous instruction in theory, econometrics and a wide variety of fields. The MA and PhD course and research offerings provide great diversity, breadth and scope; students can readily specialize in almost any area of interest. Additionally, students may take suitable elective courses in statistics, mathematics, computer science and other allied fields. Students benefit from Economics’ close association with faculty members from related programs, such as those at the Rotman School of Management. They also benefit from the University of Toronto’s excellent facilities, including the best university library in Canada.

The department’s programs attract students from across Canada and all parts of the globe. Approximately 65 new MA students and 15 to 20 new PhD students are enrolled each year with total combined enrolment of approximately 150.

MA graduates find employment in their area of interest in the public, private and not-for-profit sectors. They also successfully pursue PhD programs in economics. PhD graduates obtain academic placement and employment in the public and private sectors.

The Department of Economics and the Rotman School of Management also offer a professional Master of Financial Economics (MFE) program.

Contact and Address

MA and PhD:
Web: www.economics.utoronto.ca
Email: www.economics.utoronto.ca/index.php/index/index/contact
Telephone: (416) 978-4544

MA and PhD Graduate Office
Department of Economics, Max Gluskin House
University of Toronto
150 St. George Street
Toronto, Ontario M5S 3G7
Canada

Graduate Faculty

Graduate faculty membership information will be coming soon.

Economics: Economics MA, PhD Courses

Not all courses are offered every year. Please refer to the department's website for a current course list.

Preliminary Courses

ECO1010H, ECO2010H

Core Courses in Economic Theory

ECO1100H, ECO1200H, ECO2100H, ECO2101H, ECO2105H, ECO2200H, ECO2201H, ECO2205H

Advanced Microeconomic Theory

ECO3200H, ECO3201H, ECO3202H

Behavioural and Experimental Economics

ECO1250H, ECO3250H

Econometrics

ECO1400H, ECO1450H, ECO1465H, ECO2400H, ECO2401H, ECO2404H, ECO2405H, ECO2411H, ECO2460H, ECO3400H, ECO3401H, ECO3450H

Economic Development

ECO1700H, ECO1730H, ECO2701H, ECO2703H

Economic History

ECO2750H

Environmental Economics

ECO2606H, ECO2950H, ECO2960H

Financial Economics

ECO1500H, ECO1501H, ECO1502H, ECO1550H, ECO1551H

Industrial Organization

ECO1900H, ECO2905H, ECO3900H, ECO3901H

International Economics

ECO1300H, ECO1301H, ECO2300H, ECO2302H, ECO3300H, ECO3301H, ECO3302H, ECO3304H

Labour Economics

ECO3800H, ECO3801H

Macroeconomics

ECO1102H, ECO2104H, ECO2107H, ECO2120H, ECO3100H, ECO3101H

Public Economics

ECO2600H, ECO2601H, ECO2607H, ECO2610H, ECO2620H

Other Courses

ECO1060H, ECO1320H, ECO1950H, ECO1960H, ECO2650H, ECO2850H, ECO4050H#, ECO4051H#, ECO4060Y

# The department is normally prepared to supervise reading courses in a variety of fields. Reading courses are available only to students who have the requisite preparation and only at the discretion of faculty members.