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Hi everyone, I am so at loss at this moment. Need your help! I am now studying Financial Engineering at National University of Singapore (NUS) at Master level and wants to pursue a PhD program in Europe(like Frankfurt or Zurich). My interest is in banking and monetary econ. And I don't know what to choose between 【1】GAP one year( doing some voluntary research with professor at NUS ) and 【2】 going for the advanced master at KU.Leuven, which is a one-year program Sincerely want to know your opinion! Also, I am a little bit confused: I see KU.Leuven ranks high on kinds of ECON school lists, but what is the strong area of KU.Leuven? Is it Econometrics? Thanks very much! -
Decent Univs. in 25-60 for Macro/Monetary/Intl./Public Eco?
Kash5 posted a topic in PhD in Economics
Hi All, I am planning to apply for Fall 2015 PhD Eco; inclined towards programs in the US. I don't think I have credentials for top 30, and guess they are the better ones for macroeconomics related specialisation. It would be extremely helpful if you can advise, from your experience/knowledge, names good for macro/public eco related specialisation in rank 25-60 maybe. Appreciate each and every response. Lastly, my GRE quant score is 161, I don't have time to retake as I am currently working for an I-bank and spend considerable amount of time in office. :upset: So, in case someone feels 161 is a completely unacceptable score for a particular univ., please mention that name separately. Thanks! -
Country: India Background: BA Economics Hons. from a top ranked college at University of Delhi - Gold Medal and Topper in the college MA Economics: from one of the top ranked Economics Department in the country - First class. Among top 5 students; Took all mathematical and hardcore theory courses: Apart from standard courses, following courses - General Equilibrium Theory, Social Choice Theory, Game Theory, Auction Theory, Law and Economics, Econometrics, Mathematics Mostly A(-), B(+) in some course. Work Experience: Economist in the country's central bank (more than 2 years). Working in the area of international finance and linkages. No fancy publication but a couple of working papers are due to be published. Looking to apply: For the Fall session in the US. May apply to some European Univs as well. Planning application: 1-2 in top 10, 5-6 in 11-30 ranked. Preferred Area: Monetary, International Macro (Planning to write SOP focusing on one of the two) Suggestions Required: Universities to target where full funding seems likely keeping in view my preferred area. Universities where I may have bright/ realistic chances. Thanks
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Hi, I would like to know which are the good PhD programs in Monetary Macro in Europe apart from LSE, Oxford and Cambridge. How about Tilburg? Also, how about funding for international students and the placements. I am an Indian applicant targeting 2014 admissions. Thanks.
