
Presentations by visiting scholars, members of our department, and graduate students contribute to the quality of research and inquiry in our department.
Presentations by visiting scholars, members of our department, and graduate students contribute to the quality of research and inquiry in our department.
We are excited to share that a new degree will soon be available in the Economics Department. The Bachelor of Science in Economics and Quantitative Methods has received final approval from Indiana’s Commission on Higher Education, and we expect that current IU students will be able to declare it for their major as early as the Spring 2023 semester. Students pursuing this degree will acquire a unique set of skills that combine applied quantitative methods with economic reasoning facilitated by the core economics curriculum. Detailed information on degree requirements and degree maps will be available soon.
The IU Department of Economics is announcing with sadness the passing of Berthold Herrendorf (google.com), an alumnus of our Horstmann Fellowship and MA program, 1989, an accomplished macroeconomist and professor of economics at Arizona State University: https://www.econjobnews.com/macroeconomist-berthold-herrendorf-dies-aged-58. As a tribute to his impact on many PhD students, we are posting a link to the notes of his mini-course “How to Make Academic Presentations” of impressive practical value and intellectual insight.
IU Economics faculty member Volodymyr Lugovskyy, IU Informatics faculty member Patrick Shi, and IU Economics Ph.D. student Austin Knies have been awarded research funding from the IU Social Science Research Commons. This funding will support their research project “Social and Neighborhood Determinants of Healthcare: Medical Appointments No-Show Rates in Urban and Rural Indiana.”
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The Economics Club at Indiana University aims to provide a community for all students interested in economics and related fields. We hold regular meetings to discuss topics in economics and we organize special events to promote interest in and understanding of economic issues, both for the membership and for the campus as a whole.