Yale University Master's Program in International and Development Economics (IDE)



		Program Electives Students in the IDE program take at least 3 elective courses in total. Students often enjoy having the opportunity to choose courses they have a strong interest in. Students may enroll in any graduate-level course that may be related to their field of interest. These are some courses offered by the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences that students have enrolled in: ECON 730 Economic Development ECON 802 Economic Development of Japan ECON 899 Directed Reading MATH 305 Real Analysis MGMT 710 Math Models for Management SPAN 130 Intermediate Spanish SPAN 131 Intermediate Spanish STAT 541 Probability Theory Students have also enrolled in courses offered by other graduate and professional schools including the Law School, School of Management, School of Forestry, and School of Public Health. Permission of the instructor is usually required for these courses. Some courses include: MGT 541 Corporate Finance MGT 543 Financial Instruments and Contracts MGT 544 Investment Management MGT 667 Accounting, Finance & Law MGT 821 Public Sector Economics LAW 20410 Comparative Law LAW 20406 International Trade Regulation F&ES 734 Economics of Natural Resource Management
	International and Development Economics Program Yale University P.O. Box 208269 New Haven, CT 06520-8269 Tel: (203) 452-3610 Fax: (203) 432-3898 Email: ide@yale.edu \| Yale University \| Graduate School \| Economic Growth Center \| Economics Department \| YCIAS \|