Fast Facts
Course:
International Summer Program in Economics Education (SPEC201/48789)
Teaching Faculty:
Alex Gershkov, Alon Eizenberg, Elchanan Ben-Porat, Esteban Klor, Eyal Winter, Ilan Kremer, and Liad Blumrosen
Language of Instruction:
English
Credits/Hours:
Academic hours: 90
Credits: 6
Course Dates:
June 29 – August 10, 2020
Eligibility:
Preference given to international undergraduate and M.A. students with a background in economics
Application Deadline:
May 1, 2020
Costs:
Tuition: US$ 4,500
Housing: US$ 1,290
Payment Deadline:
May 15, 2020
Relevant Academic Fields:
Economics, finance, research
Highlights
- Solidify your knowledge of high-level concepts in economics and finance.
- Learn how to analyze research findings in economics.
- Meet regularly with an advisor to develop a research proposal for your grad school application.
- Become a more competitive candidate at top Ph.D. programs in the US and Europe.
+ Overview
This program, designed for advanced economics students, offers you an intensive preparation in key topics in economics and finance to help you prepare for graduate studies in the US and Europe. You will advance your knowledge of economics and research skills and learn how to prepare for application to the best universities around the world. You’ll learn from top Hebrew University faculty members and teaching assistants who can support you in developing a competitive application package to leading graduate programs.
+ Curriculum
The curriculum is made up of course modules from seven areas of economics: Microeconomic Theory 1, Microeconomic Theory 2, Econometrics, Finance, Public Finance, Behavioral Economics, and Incentives in Organizations. All modules are mandatory. Students also have the opportunity to participate in an optional Economics Research workshop in which students will engage in an independent research study under the guidance of a mentor from the Economics Department.
Structure
This is an intensive six-week program geared toward international students.
Course Components
- Classroom lectures and individual tutorials
- Class readings and assignments
- Cultural activities and field trips
- Networking opportunities
- Final exam
View the syllabus.
+ Student Life
Your academic program will be enriched by cultural activities and field trips, including site visits to leading companies in the Israeli high-tech industry. The extracurricular program is designed to enhance the experience of living and studying in Israel, as well as to facilitate networking between you and teaching faculty. Find out more about
international student life at HebrewU.
+ Dates & Deadlines
Apply by: May 1, 2020
Payment Deadline: May 15, 2020
Arrive on campus: June 29, 2020
Program length: Six weeks
+ Costs & Scholarships
Tuition: US$ 4,500 (includes health insurance).
Housing: US$ 1,290
Learn more about fees, cost of living, and paying for the program.
Scholarships
A limited number of scholarships based on demonstrated need or merit are available.
+ Eligibility
Admission preference will be given to international undergraduate and M.A. students with a background in economics. English-language fluency is also required.
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Contact
We’re happy to answer any questions you might have – or to chat for a bit to help you choose the right course or program.
Academic Information
Email Prof. Eyal Winter
Program Director
Department of Economics, Hebrew University
91905 Mount Scopus, Jerusalem, Israel
Application Information
Department of Summer Courses & Special Programs
Rothberg International School, Hebrew University
91905 Mount Scopus, Jerusalem, Israel
Email
Tel.: +972 2 588 2602
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