Master of Arts in Financial Economics
Curriculum
2023-24
To obtain a Master of Arts in Financial Economics, the candidate must successfully complete a minimum of 30 credit hours of required graduate-level economics courses. (A student completing a Bachelor of Arts with a major in Economics or Financial Economics from Detroit Mercy may not repeat an equivalent graduate course without the consent of the advisor or chairperson.)
Students will complete the following courses:
Required Courses (24 credits)
ECN 5100 | Economic Analysis of Enterprises | 3 cr. |
ECN 5120 | Analysis of Economic Conditions | 3 cr. |
ECN 5150 | Quantitative Foundations of Economic Analysis | 3 cr. |
ECN 5400 | Financial Economics | 3 cr. |
ECN 5460 | Money and Capital Markets | 3 cr. |
ECN 5640 | Financial Economics II | 3 cr. |
ECN 5660 | International Monetary Analysis | 3 cr. |
ECN 5850 | Seminar in Monetary and Fiscal Policy | 3 cr. |
Elective Courses (6 credits)
Two additional Economics Electives from the Following:
ECN 5200 | Economic Policy | 3 cr. |
ECN 5300 | Economic Ideas in Perspective | 3 cr. |
ECN 5350 | Comparative Economic Systems | 3 cr. |
ECN 5450 | Economics of the Public Sector | 3 cr. |
ECN 5650 | Theory of International Trade | 3 cr. |
ECN 5700 | Economic Development | 3 cr. |
ECN 5800 | Economic Modeling for Data Analysis | 3 cr. |
ECN 5810 | Advanced Money and Capital Markets | 3 cr. |
ECN 5950 | Individual Readings and Research | 3 cr. |
Total: | 30 cr. |