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Graduate Programs

PhD field courses for 2010–2011

Students should check with the field coordinator to determine if any additional courses may be helpful in preparing for the comprehensive exam in a given field.

 
Field Courses for major Courses for minor
 
Econometrics Coordinator:
    Gordon Anderson 		ECO2402H1: Advanced Econometrics
and one of
ECO2611H1: Empirical Welfare Analysis
ECO462/2411H1: Financial Econometrics
ECO2803H1: Methods for Empirical Microeconomics 		ECO2402H1: Advanced Econometrics
and one of
ECO2611H1: Empirical Welfare Analysis
ECO462/2411H1: Financial Econometrics
ECO2803H1: Methods for Empirical Microeconomics
 
Economic development Coordinator:
    Dwayne Benjamin 		ECO2701H1: Development Economics I
and one of
ECO2704H1: Topics in Growth and Development
ECO2803H1: Methods for Empirical Microeconomics
Note: It is highly recommended that students take all three courses. 		ECO2701H1: Development Economics I
and one of
ECO2704H1: Topics in Growth and Development
ECO2803H1: Methods for Empirical Microeconomics
 
Financial economics Coordinator:
    Varouj A. Aivazian 		RSM3030H1: Finance Theory I
ECO462/2411H1: Financial Econometrics
and recommended
RSM3031H1: Finance Theory II
ECO2504H1: Financial Economics II 		ECO2503H1: Financial Economics I
ECO462/2411H1: Financial Econometrics
 
Industrial organization Coordinator:
    Victor Aguirregabiria 		ECO2900H1: Industrial Organization I
ECO2901H1: Industrial Organization II
ECO2404H1: Empirical Applications of Economic Theory 		ECO2900H1: Industrial Organization I
and one of
ECO2901H1: Industrial Organization II
ECO2404H1: Empirical Applications of Economic Theory
 
International economics Coordinator:
    Daniel Trefler 		ECO2300H1: International Trade Theory
ECO2304H1: International Trade II
and one of
ECO2301H1: International Monetary Theory
ECO3202H1: Urban and Regional Economics 		ECO2300H1: International Trade Theory
and one of
ECO2304H1: International Trade II
ECO2301H1: International Monetary Theory
 
Labour economics Coordinator:
    Michael Baker 		ECO2800H1: Labour Economics I
ECO2801H1: Labour Economics II
ECO2803H1: Methods for Empirical Microeconomics 		Two of
ECO2800H1: Labour Economics I
ECO2801H1: Labour Economics II
ECO2803H1: Methods for Empirical Microeconomics
 
Macroeconomic theory Coordinator:
    Diego Restuccia 		ECO2502H1: Advanced Monetary Theory
ECO2704H1: Topics in Growth and Development 		ECO2502H1: Advanced Monetary Theory
ECO2704H1: Topics in Growth and Development
 
Microeconomic theory Not offered ECO2100H1: Advanced Microeconomic Theory I
 
Public economics Coordinator:
    Michael Smart 		ECO2600H1: Public Economics I
ECO2601H1: Public Economics II 		ECO2600H1: Public Economics I
ECO2601H1: Public Economics II