JD/MA Track (Law & Economics)

The JD/M.A. track is an interdisciplinary track in conjunction with the Duke Law School. Successful applicants complete both degrees in three years. This track is very flexible, but does require a strong foundation in core economic theory and modeling in microeconomics, macroeconomics and econometrics.

Students are encouraged to take courses that overlap economic and legal system concepts, such as game theory, industrial organization, and evaluation of public expenditures.

Example Schedule


 

Fall

Spring

Year 1

Continuation

Laboratory Calculus II (Math 32L)

Year 2

Microeconomics (Econ 205/601) and Competitive Strategy and Industry Organization (Econ 288/564)

Intermediate Finance (Econ 271/572), and Introduction to Econometrics (Econ 239/608D), and Econ Analysis of Development (PubPol 382)

Year 3

Macroeconomic Policy (Econ 218), Political EC Macroecon Performance (Econ 247S/548S), and International Trade (Econ 265S/555S)

Conflict/Cooperation (Econ 207/367) and Micro Econ Policy Application (PubPol 311)

For more information on the law school's requirements check out their academics section.

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