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The Economics graduate program within the College of Arts and Sciences focuses on comprehensive training in economic theory, quantitative methods, and their innovative applications. The curriculum strongly emphasizes mathematical modeling for both theoretical and empirical studies. Beyond core requirements, students can select from diverse elective courses covering theoretical and applied economics to broaden their expertise. The same coursework applies to both Ph.D. and M.A. candidates. While prior economics knowledge is beneficial, it's not mandatory for enrollment. Given its mathematical modeling focus, this program particularly suits students with undergraduate backgrounds in physics, engineering, or mathematics. Economics undergraduates often need additional advanced mathematics preparation to meet the program's rigorous demands.