We’ll connect you with an advisor to help explore your academic and professional opportunities with master’s programs in applied quantitative economic analysis and policy.
Your Master of Science in Applied Quantitative Economic Analysis and Policy (AQEAP) will prepare you to become an expert in fiscal and monetary policy, enabling you to contribute in a meaningful and rewarding way to policymakers in the environmental, health care, or public sectors and business management fields. You will be ready to meet the growing demand for analytical jobs in diverse settings, such as government agencies, think tanks, multinational organizations, and financial institutions.
More importantly, wages in this field have been rapidly growing as increasing demand outpaces supply To compete for such jobs and for prestigious PhD programs, you will need advanced training in applied economics with a special emphasis on data analytics and economic policy analysis.
In as little as one year and through flexible online and hybrid coursework, this program will equip you with the quantitative reasoning tools, problem-solving strategies and analytical skills you need to succeed. In addition, you will learn from faculty who are noted experts in quantitative analysis and public policy.
This program is STEM designated. The Dyson College of Arts and Sciences is not only committed to giving you the education but also the experience you need to become qualified to meet that demand.
Our program’s mission echoes Pace University’s strategic objective of preparing our graduates to become professionals in the field of economics and be well-prepared to make positive contributions to the world of the future as economists, business leaders, and economic educators”
– Joseph Morreale, PhD, program director and chair, Department of Economics
Dyson College at Pace University offers the resources and caliber of faculty that you would expect at a large university, while providing the close personal attention associated with a small college experience. Dyson currently has 1,155 enrolled graduate students in programs spanning the arts, humanities, and natural, social and health sciences. In small classes taught by caring faculty who are active practitioners in their fields, Dyson offers innovative programs at convenient locations in New York City and Westchester.