
MA in Economics
In order to get a Master Degree from World University, you must successfully complete 10 courses.
You can select them one by one, one after another or you may want to take breaks between courses.
To register for a course you wish to take:
1. Find the course on the list below.
2. Click on the University name.
3. A list of courses provided by that university will appear.
4. Find the course you wish to register in that list.
5. Click on the name of the course.
6. Follow the instructions to register the course.
7. After registration to the course go to "Operations", and inform us by "submit courses" button.
8. When you complete the course and get your certificate from the university go to "Operations" and inform us by "submit certificates" button.
The Best of the Best 40 courses for MA in Economics
(Available worldwide by top universities)
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Macroeconomic Principles - Arizona State University
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Principles of Economics with Calculus - California Institute of Technology
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Pricing Options with Math Skills - California Institute of Technology
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Networks, Crowds, Markets - Cornell University
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Common Sense Economics for Life - Florida State University
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Development Economics - George Mason University
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Great Economists: Classical Economics and Its Forerunners - George Mason University
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International Trade - George Mason University
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Principles of Economics, Microeconomics - George Mason University
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Principles of Economics, Macroeconomics - George Mason University
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Past, Present, Future of Federal Reserve - George Washington University
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Globalization`s Winners and Losers - Georgetown University
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Games without Chance - Georgia Institute of Technology
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Principles of Obesity Economics - Johns Hopkins University
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Just Money, Banking as if Society Mattered - Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MIT
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Designing and Running Randomized Evaluations - Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MIT
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Microeconomics - Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MIT
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Foundations of Development Policy - Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MIT
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Challenges of Global Poverty - Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MIT
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From Poverty to Prosperity - Oxford University
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Complexity of Economics - Santa Fe Institute
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America`s Poverty Course - Stanford University
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Game Theory II, Advanced Applications - Stanford University
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Economics I, Principles of Economics - Stanford University
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Social and Economic Networks - Stanford University
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Game Theory - Stanford University
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Power of Macroeconomics, Economic Principles - University of California, Irvine
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Power of Microeconomics, Economic Principles - University of California, Davis
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Country Level Economics, Policies, Institutes - University of Illinois, Urbana
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Country Level Economics, Macroeconomics - University of Illinois, Urbana
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Firm Level Economics, Consumer and Producer Behavior - University of Illinois, Urbana
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Firm Level Economics - University of Illinois, Urbana
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Microeconomics, Power of Markets - University of Pennsylvania
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Microeconomics When Markets Fall - University of Pennsylvania
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Power of Markets I - University of Rochester
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Power of Markets II - University of Rochester
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Power of Markets III - University of Rochester
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Welcome to Game Theory - University of Tokyo
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Global Markets and Personal Impacts - University of Washington
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Policy Lessons from South Korea Development - World Bank