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DECEMBER 2
Kiran Ayub (K-State) will present:
Product Differentiation and the Formation of PTAs
- Prof. Slusky named a co-editor of the Journal of Policy Analysis and Management.
- Prof. Slusky wrote a memo for Econofact about the "Health and Economic Effects of Reduced Access to Abortion"
- Prof. Sabarwal's new book, "Monotone Games: A unified approach to games with strategic complements and substitutes," released worldwide
- Prof. Slusky’s new paper finds a 32% decrease in abortion clinic visits during the COVID-19 pandemic
- Prof. Sabarwal's advising celebrated with mentor spotlight by Center For Undergraduate Research
- New undergraduate certificate options available this Fall
- Prof. Slusky wins award for teaching excellence
- Meet our Job Candidates for AY 2021-22
- Molinas and Vigo Pereira's research published in Cambridge Elements series on emerging markets
- Tradeoffs podcast discusses Professor Slusky's work that showed increased primary care visits in Flint reduced avoidable ER visits
- Prof. Sabarwal leads Inter-University Colloquium on Analytical Research
Message from the Chair
Welcome to the Department of Economics at the University of Kansas, home of the Charles W. Oswald Program in Economics.
Read our latest news in the Fall issue of The KU Economist. >>
Our Program includes about 350 undergraduate majors, these students are able to earn Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of General Studies, or Bachelor of Science degrees. We are committed to limiting enrollment in all classes to 30 or fewer students with the exception of principle courses. Students receive training in microeconomics, macroeconomics, and econometrics as part of the core education for undergraduates. Graduates of the Oswald Program in Economics are successful in industry, government, and academia.
Graduate programs in Economics include a Master of Arts and a Ph.D. The M.A. program has 20 students and our Ph.D. program has around 50. Recent graduates are employed in universities, industry, central banks, international organizations, and government.
We are proud of the wonderful diversity of our department. Faculty and graduate students come from approximately 30 different countries. They are brought together in our community by their academic curiosity and their love of economics.
The University of Kansas and the community of Lawrence provide an exceptional setting for our Department. Lawrence is a lovely and vibrant college town on the Kansas River and our beautiful campus sits on a hill in the middle of town, surrounded by cultural attractions.
We are excited for you to learn more about our Department, about our University, and the City of Lawrence. If you have questions, please feel free to contact the department.
