商业与经济

经济学

MA in Economics

杜克大学

学院名称

暂无

专业编号

标准考试成绩要求
  • TOEFL90  

  • IELTS7  

  • GRErequired  

专业排名

经济学专业排名暂无排名 ,US News 2018

招生人数

全球范围内招收学生暂无,秋季 2018

学年学费

76167美元(9months)

奖学政策

提供奖学金

学年学制

暂无

所在校区

Durham

录取要求

Applicants must hold either a US bachelor's degree or its equivalent from a regionally accredited institution. If the degree was granted by an institution outside of the US, the institution must be accredited by the governing educational body of the country (such as the ministry of education).

Review the application requirements carefully before starting the application. Make sure Javascript is activated and pop-up blockers are disabled on your web browser. If you are using Microsoft Internet Explorer, make sure it is not running in compatibility mode.

The data you enter in the online application, including the contents of all attachments, is subject to verification. It is your responsibility to ensure that all the information provided in the application is accurate.

Duke University reserves the right to withdraw an offer of admission or to terminate enrollment if there is any discrepancy between the submitted application data and the subsequently verified data.

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Required Documents and Information 
 
Transcripts 
Letters of recommendation 
Statement of purpose 
Resume 
GRE scores 
English language proficiency test scores (if English is not your first language) 
GPA 
Writing samples (only required by certain departments) 

Transcript Requirements 
 
Each transcript must provide a year-by-year listing of all courses taken and the grade or mark received for each.  
The transcript must list your name and the name of the school. 
If the transcript is not in English, we need both the transcript in its original language and an English translation of the transcript. If your institution does not issue documents in English, you must have the transcripts translated by a professional translation service. 
If your Social Security number appears on your transcripts, mark out all except the last four digits of the number before uploading the transcripts to your application. 
If the grading scale of the institution is available, be sure to include that information. 
Before uploading an electronic transcript issued by your school, make sure it can be opened without passwords or other security information. 
We do not accept web page screenshots from a student information system in place of transcripts. Uploading screenshots instead of transcripts will delay the processing of your application. 
You may submit a credential evaluation from a third party (e.g. WES or ECE), but if you do so, you must also submit the transcript from your institution. 
 
Letters of Recommendation 
The Graduate School requires three recommendation letters in support of your application. Your recommenders must submit their letters of recommendation electronically via the online recommendation system.  
 
We strongly discourage requesting more than three recommendations unless you are asked to do so by the department to which you are applying. Rather than improving your chances of admission, an excessive number of recommendation letters may actually cause application reviewers to view your file unfavorably. 
 
Should you receive and accept an offer of admission, your recommenders may be asked to verify their authorship of the submitted recommendation letters. 
 
How to Submit 
In the Recommendations section of the online application, enter the contact information of your recommenders, including their e-mail addresses. Each recommender will then receive an e-mail that includes a link to an online recommendation form. This is the form the recommender will use to upload a letter in support of your application. 
 
The Graduate School accepts recommendations from the Interfolio letter service and other letter services that are compatible with our online recommendation system. If you are using a letter service, enter the recommender’s name in the recommendation section of the application and enter the e-mail address provided by the letter service. 
 
Requesting Recommendations 
Request letters of recommendation from people best qualified to attest to your capacity for graduate work. We prefer to have academic references representing your major field, though we realize that there are situations where this may not be possible. In such circumstances, seek out people who can comment on qualities that will be relevant to your academic pursuits, particularly research. 
 
Statement of Purpose 
As part of your online application, you must upload a statement of purpose. The statement should be one to two pages and single spaced. It should briefly discuss 
 
your purposes and objectives in pursuing graduate study; 
your special interests and plans; 
your strengths and weaknesses in your chosen field; 
any research projects or any independent research in which you have actively participated and how they have influenced your career choice and desire to pursue graduate studies; and 
any particular reasons you may have for applying to Duke (e.g. you would like to work with a specific faculty member). 
 
How to Submit 
Upload the statement of purpose via the online application. 
 
Resume 
As part of your online application, you must upload a resume or curriculum vitae (CV). This document should summarize your education, academic achievements, work history, and professional accomplishments. It may also include a list of skills, publications, research experiences, and other credentials that demonstrate your preparedness for graduate study. 
 
How to Submit 
Upload the resume or CV to the online application. 
GRE Scores 
How to Submit 
GRE scores: Ask Educational Testing Service to send an official copy of the scores to The Graduate School. Use institution code 5156. You do not need a department code. If ETS requires a department code, select any one of the department codes listed on its site. Regardless of the department code entered, the scores will come to The Graduate School as long as you use institution code 5156.  Be sure to alert us if the name on your application is different from the name on your score report. You do not need to notify us about minor differences in spacing or hyphenation (such as "Juan Carlos" vs. "JuanCarlos" or "Jane Henry Doe" vs. "Jane Henry-Doe"). 
 
GMAT scores: Ask Pearson VUE to send the scores directly to The Graduate School. Use institution code Q13-LX-66. 
 
MCAT scores: In the MCAT score section of the online application, enter the score verification code and the AAMC ID. We will use this information to verify the official scores. 
 
Score Requirements 
 
The scores must not be more than five years old from August 1 of the application year. For example, if you submit your application between August 2017 and January 2018, your score report must be dated August 1, 2012, or later. 
We do not accept expired scores, personal copies of scores, or attested or notarized score reports. 
Some departments require a GRE subject test score. To determine if your department requires a GRE subject test score, see the department listing in the Departments and Programs section of The Graduate School website. 
 
NOTES 
 
Be sure to take the GRE in time for official scores to reach The Graduate School by the application deadline. 
If you have taken the GRE more than once, please enter your highest score for each component. If you have not yet taken the GRE, please enter the date you are scheduled to take it. 
We realize that the GRE scores of international students, particularly those whose first language is not English, may be affected by language and cultural differences. This is taken into consideration when applications are evaluated. 
 
Duke does not have an absolute cut-off point for GRE scores when considering applicants, but it may be useful to review the averages and ranges for applicants admitted in recent years (see the Statistics section.)  Depending on the department, any one of the three sections of the GRE may be weighted more heavily than the others. 
 
English Language Proficiency Test Scores 
If your first language is not English, you must submit scores from either the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) or the academic modules of the International English Language Testing System (IELTS). The scores will be a decisive factor during the application review process. The Graduate School only admits applicants who have one of the following minimum scores (some departments may require a higher score): 

577 for paper-based TOEFL 
90 for an Internet-based TOEFL 
7.0 for the IELTS 
 
How to Submit 
An official copy must be sent to The Graduate School directly from the testing agency. 
 
TOEFL: Ask Educational Testing Service to report scores to the Duke University Graduate School. Use institution code 5156. ETS will require you to select a department code. It does not matter which department code you choose. The Graduate School will receive the scores as long as you choose institution code 5156. 
 
ETS only reports TOEFL scores for up to two years after the test date. If ETS refuses to report your score, you need to retake the TOEFL before submitting your application. 
 
IELTS: The IELTS is administered by Cambridge ESOL, British Council, and IDP: IELTS Australia. See www.ielts.org for more information. Official IELTS scores must be mailed by the testing agency directly to the address on the Contact Admissions page. 
 
Be sure to alert us if the name on your application is different from the name on your score report. You do not need to notify us about minor differences in spacing or hyphenation (such as "Juan Carlos" vs. "JuanCarlos" or "Jane Henry Doe" vs. "Jane Henry-Doe"). 
 
Score Requirements 
 
Your score must not be more than two years old from August 1 of the application year. For example, if you submit your application between August 2017 and January 2018, your score report must be dated August 1, 2015, or later. 
We do not accept personal copies, attested copies, or notarized copies of test scores. 
 
Additional Language Requirements for International Students 
All admitted international students whose first language is not English are required to take placement examsconducted by the English for International Students program at the beginning of the term of matriculation. Depending on the exam results, students are either exempted from or placed into EIS courses. All courses that a student places into are degree requirements. 
 
GPA 
You are required to provide an undergraduate grade point average (UGPA) in the Education section of your application. Duke does not have an absolute cut-off point for UGPA when considering applicants, but it may be useful to review the averages and ranges for grades of applicants admitted in recent years (see the Statistics section.)  While these numbers do vary from department to department, on a school-wide basis, the undergraduate grade point average is usually well above a B. 
 
How to Submit 
Enter your UGPA in the online application. 
 
How to Calculate Your UGPA 
Below are some important points to remember when calculating your UGPA. 
 
The UGPA should include all undergraduate course work completed at the time of submission of the application. 
If you attended more than one school, you must include the grades from all undergraduate schools in calculating your UGPA. 
Do not include courses that were dropped or courses that did not award letter grades (e.g. satisfactory/unsatisfactory, pass/fail, credit only). 
If you repeated a course, you must include both grades in your UGPA calculation. 
Do not combine quarter credit hours with semester credit hours. Instead, convert quarter hours to semester hours. Generally 1 quarter hour = 0.67 semester hour. 
Do not include graduate-level courses that you have completed unless they counted toward your undergraduate degree requirements. There is a separate place on the application for you to provide your graduate grade point average. 
If you find it impossible to convert your GPA to the 4.0 system, in the online application, enter the GPA or average from your undergraduate transcript and indicate the grade scale used by your university. 
 
Writing Samples 
Some departments require writing samples from applicants. Check your department’s requirements. 
 
How to Submit 
If you need to submit a writing sample for your application, contact your department to determine whether the sample should be uploaded to the application, sent directly to the department, or emailed to the graduate admissions office. If the department instructs you to email the writing sample to the graduate admissions office, follow these instructions: 
 
Include your name on the writing sample. 
Eliminate unnecessary graphics. 
Save all the pages of the writing sample as a single PDF attachment. Do not send Microsoft Word documents, JPEG files, Google docs, documents shared via Google drive, links to a drop box, or multiple PDF attachments. 
Optimize the PDF in Adobe Acrobat by following these instructions: 
Select PDF Optimizer under Advanced menu options. 
On the PDF Optimizer screen, go to “Image Settings” and select “Compression:  JPEG”. 
On the same screen, go to “Grayscale Images” and select “Quality: Low”. 
Click OK. 
Scan your document at the lowest DPI that produces a legible image (usually less than 200 DPI). 
Make sure your file does not exceed 1.5 MB (1,500 kb) in size. 
E-mail it to grad-admissions-center@duke.edu. Include your name and the words “Writing Sample” in the subject line of the e-mail. 

截止申请时间:

5-JAN

专业介绍

Program Description
Areas of specialization include: microeconomics; macroeconomics; econometrics; economic development; environmental economics; health economics; international economics; public finance; industrial organization; history of economic thought; labor economics; and financial economics. Most graduate classes are sufficiently small so that each student gets individual faculty attention. Very active workshops are available for students to work with their major professors on development of their research projects. The holdings of the main library are extensive. The computing facilities extend access to all types of equipment, including workstations, laptops available for check-out, and personal computers with virtually all econometric software packages currently marketed available for graduate student use. There are many opportunities for interaction with related disciplines, including environmental economics in conjunction with the Nicholas School of the Environment and Earth Sciences, finance and regulation through the Fuqua School of Business, law and economics through the School of Law, public policy through the Sanford Institute of Public Policy, and statistics through the Statistical Sciences. Additional opportunities are available with scholars at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, North Carolina State University, and the Research Triangle Institute, including the monthly Triangle Econometrics Seminar.
General Information
Degree offered: A.M., Ph.D., JD/MA (Note: Applicants interested in the JD/MA will make application to the Law School rather than to the Graduate School.)

Faculty working with students: 49

Students: 221

Students receiving Financial Aid: 90% of Ph.D. students, limited tuition waivers granted to A.M. students

Part time study available: No

Test required: GRE General. GMAT not acceptable

Department Requirements for Master's Program Applicants ONLY

In addition to Graduate School requirements, the Department of Economics REQUIRES that a supplemental questionnaire be completed:

Access the questionnaire available on the department's website at: http://econ.duke.edu/masters-program/prospective-students-applying, answer it fully, and include it as an addendum to the personal statement submitted to the Graduate School.
Writing Sample Requirement

Writing sample recommended (not required) for MA and PhD, upload to Additional information section of the online applicatio


课程设置

  • ECON 593 Independent Study

  • ECON 605 Advanced Microeconomic Analysis

  • ECON 606 Advanced Macroeconomics II

  • ECON 613 Applied Econometrics in Microeconomics

  • ECON 652 Economics Growth

  • ECON 656S International Monetary Economics

  • ECON 667 Computer Modeling

  • ECON 672 Empirical Methods in Financial Econometrics (Note: This course was formerly ECON 690 Special Topics in Economics: Financial Econometrics.)

  • ECON 690* Selected Topics in Economics

  • ECON 713 Vocational Skills for Empiricists

  • ECON 756 Health Economics: Supply

  • ECON 757 Health Economics: Demand

  • ECON 908 Economic History Workshop

  • ECON 909 Economic Thought and History of Political Economy Workshop

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