Accelerated Bachelor’s degree/Master of Science in Behavioral and Computational Economics

Students completing undergraduate science degrees are eligible to complete an additional year of study to complete the M.S. in Behavioral and Computational Economics. Students study the design, development, testing and implementation of economic institutions and how they operate. The master’s degree prepares students to undertake the scientific process of understanding and developing systems of exchange and incentive. For specific eligibility criteria for this program, refer to the Economic Science Institute website.

For the Accelerated Bachelor’s degree/Master of Science in Behavioral and Computational Economics program, graduate courses used to satisfy undergraduate degree requirements may also satisfy up to 12 credits of graduate coursework and may be double-counted towards both bachelor’s and master’s degrees. (See the Graduate catalog for more details.)