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Ph.D. in Applied Microeconomic Theory is a 4-6 year program that focuses on modeling individual decision-making and market dynamics. It entails extensive study in microeconomic theory, game theory, econometrics, and behavioral economics, followed by comprehensive tests. Auction theory, market design, contract theory, and consumer behavior are all fields of research that will result in a dissertation. Students build excellent analytical and quantitative abilities through the use of modeling and simulation programs such as MATLAB and Python. Graduates are equipped for positions in academia, economic consultancy, policy analysis, and technology businesses, with financing opportunities including teaching assistantships, research grants, and fellowships.
