MSc in Quantitative Economics in San Francisco United States | San Francisco State University

The STEM-accredited Master of Science in Quantitative Economics equips students with a robust grounding in economic principles, quantitative methods, and their practical implementation. While applicants from all academic backgrounds are welcome, those with prior coursework in economics, mathematics, or statistics will find themselves better positioned for the program's rigorous curriculum. Well-prepared candidates can typically graduate within 12-18 months, while those requiring additional preparation in quantitative subjects may need 18 months to two years.
Participants will master microeconomic and macroeconomic theories at an advanced level, applying these frameworks to examine economic challenges at various geographic scales. This expertise enables graduates to evaluate academic literature and identify promising research directions.
The program develops hands-on competencies in gathering, organizing, and interpreting economic data using modern statistical and econometric approaches. Graduates will apply economic analysis to concrete problems and articulate their insights through both written reports and oral presentations.

Program Learning Outcomes
Participants will develop proficiency in microeconomic and macroeconomic theory, enabling them to examine economic issues across different geographic contexts and evaluate scholarly research for potential future studies.
Students will acquire technical skills for handling economic data through advanced statistical and econometric methods.
Graduates will demonstrate the ability to apply economic analysis to practical challenges and convey their conclusions effectively through multiple communication formats.