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Paul College’s new Master of Arts in Analytical Economics program is one of the most rigorous in the country. Learn advanced economic theory, econometric and data analysis, and code in R and SAS all in one year. Its two tracks give students flexibility to pursue careers in academia or industry. The academic track emphasizes economic theory and research skills. The industry track applies economic reasoning, statistics and analytics to business problems. Students are uniquely positioned to help businesses analyze big data and harness machine prediction. The industry track culminates with a corporate internship or consulting project.

You're a recent economics undergrad who wants to knock a few rungs off the career ladder. Or perhaps you have a liberal arts degree but you're strong in math and love to reason and problem solve. Maybe you have your sights set on research and teaching economics at the college level. If any of these describe your motivation, the UNH analytical economics M.A. will put you on the path to launch a high-value career. data places a graduate degree in economics among the top 10 best-paying graduate degrees with a median pay of $134,000.

POTENTIAL CAREERS

• Banking and financial services
• Economic development
• Economic forecasting
• Entrepreneurial ventures
• Government administration
• Market research
• Stock/commodities brokerage

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION

UNH’s STEM designated M.A. in Analytical Economics offers rigorous training in core mathematical concepts and econometric techniques, designed to prepare students for a variety of paths.

For those seeking marketable skills and experience, the industry track provides knowledge and skills that are in demand in the market and unique among programs in economics or analytics. In today’s environment, increasingly shaped by machine learning, there is strong demand for graduates who can clearly conceptualize decision problems, and can develop and interpret predictions most useful to their organization. Paul College’s M.A. in Analytical Economics weaves economic theory and business applications together with statistics, analytics, and machine-learning techniques, positioning graduates to take on high-value positions in every sector of the economy.