Econometrics

The Econometrics program is in the Department of Economics in the College of Social and Behavioral Science.

The program provides training for work in applied statistics relating to problems in economic theory and forecasting.

The Department of Economics is committed to a pluralistic approach to economics as a social science. Its research and teaching activities incorporate investigations of

• the evolution of economic thought,
• comparison and critical analysis of a variety of theoretical approaches, and
• the generation of applied, policy-relevant research that is informed by this broader inquiry.

Please see the Econometrics Information Sheet for requirements, deadlines and courses.

Sample Final Projects

Two Bayesian Approaches That Model Longitudinal Endogenous Steroid Patterns And Abnormal Corrected T/E Values Of NFL Players

Econometrics Contacts