PhD Coursework

My coursework in the PhD program at The University of Chicago included:

1. Core training on Microeconomics, Political Economy and Econometrics.

2. Field specialization at the Department of Economics: three-quarter sequence on Labor Econometrics, taught by Dan A. Black (Econ 372), Robert J. LaLonde (Econ 373) and James J. Heckman (Econ 374).

3. Elective Courses

   • The Econometrics PhD sequence at Chicago Booth: three-quarter sequence taught by Nicolas Polson (Probability and Statistics 41901) and Christian Hansen (Statistical Inference 41902 & Applied Econometrics 41903).

   • Topics: Human Capital (G. Becker and K. Murphy), Life-cycle Inequality (J. Heckman), Design and Analysis of Experiments (D. Nicolae), and Empirical Microeconomic Research (S. Levitt), among others.

My full coursework is listed below: