To allow students to better exploit the strong complementarity between Finance and Economics, the Carey Business School of Johns Hopkins University and the Applied Economics program have eliminated the overlap between the MS degree in Applied Economics and the graduate-level Investments Certificate.

Degree Type:
Combined Credential
Entry Terms:
Fall, Spring, and Summer
Mode of Study:
Online
Requirements:
13 courses. 8 Applied Economics courses and 5 Carey Business School courses for the Certificate.
Time to Complete:
Varies based on course availability and schedule

Course Selections

From the MS in Applied Economics program’s curriculum, you will complete the 3 Required Core Courses, select 1 of the Customizable Core Courses, and choose 4 Elective Courses.

From the Investments Certificate program, you will complete the following courses:

  • Accounting and Financial Reporting – BU.210.620
  • Corporate Finance – BU.231.620
  • Derivatives – BU.232.710
  • Fixed Income – BU.232.720
  • Investments – BU.232.701

In-Depth Article

Applied Economics vs. Financial Economics: Which is Right for You?

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Exploring a graduate degree in economics? You might be weighing the benefits of a master’s in applied economics versus a master’s in financial economics.

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