imageplaceholder

Integrated PhD in Economics - Applied Microeconometrics
University of York

Student rating
(4.2)

Find out more about studying Integrated PhD in Economics - Applied Microeconometrics at University of York? We've gathered all the key details, entry requirements, modules, fees, and more. Take the next step by booking an open day to explore it for yourself.

Different course options

DATA SOURCE:
UNISTATS, UCAS
academic-cap
Qualification

PhD/DPhil - Doctor of Philosophy

academic-cap
Location

University of York - Heslington Campus

academic-cap
Study mode

Full Time

academic-cap
Start date

Sep 2027

academic-cap
Duration

4 Year

Jump to

  • -
  • -
  • -

Course info

Our cluster produces policy-relevant research that tackles important questions in areas such as education, child outcomes, household economics and development. The cluster includes about 10 members from the Department of Economics and several PhD students. We organise an AME seminar series (led by Emma Tominey), sessions on Publishing in Top Journals (led by Matthias Flueckiger), Research Grant Success (led by Jack Britton), a croissant meeting to speak informally about research (led by Simon Weber) and curry nights.Since 2016 the Applied Microeconometrics cluster has also organised an annual international Workshop on Labour and Family Economics (WOLFE) taking place in York. WOLFE focuses on topics of family and labour economics which make a substantial contribution to important policy debates around the world. It is the combination of frontier econometric methods, combined with the pressing world problems which characterises the contribution of papers at each workshop.

Key stats
academic-cap
Complete University Guide ranking
12th
academic-cap
Complete University Guide Economics ranking
19th
Tuition fees
Student living
£5,238 per year
Students from Domestic

DATA SOURCE:
UCAS / IDP Connect

Uni info

Student rating
(4.2)
View reviews
CUG ranking 12th
University of York
HeslingtonYorkYO10 5DDUnited Kingdom