Bachelor of Arts/ MA in Economics in Boston United States | Boston University

The BA/MA program in economics enables high-achieving undergraduates to earn both a bachelor's and master's degree simultaneously through the Graduate School of Arts & Sciences. This accelerated program mandates completion of 144 credit units at minimum. Students must complete the MA Economics Core curriculum (including microeconomics, macroeconomics, statistics, and econometrics) along with four graduate-level electives that substitute for undergraduate electives. Pursuing this dual degree necessitates 16 extra credit units (detailed below) and typically requires at least one additional semester beyond the standard BA timeline.

Program Objectives
Master core economic concepts and utilize them to assess policies, business strategies, and current affairs.
Identify relevant data sources for global event analysis and employ proper econometric techniques for evaluation.
Develop proficiency in applying mathematical approaches, including modeling and comprehensive data analysis.
Gain specialized expertise in multiple economics disciplines while maintaining a comprehensive understanding of the field.
Execute academic and professional work with integrity and adherence to ethical standards.