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Department of Economics
Kansas State University
327 Waters Hall
Manhattan, KS 66506-4001
Phone: 785-532-7357
Fax: 785-532-6919
Email: Econ@ksu.edu

Message from the Director of Graduate Studies

I invite you to consider graduate studies in economics at Kansas State University. Whether you are interested in the M.A. program or the Ph.D. program, you will find that K- State has much to offer. 
 
At K-State you will find faculty dedicated to conducting quality research and providing excellent graduate instruction. You will find talented students pursuing a wide variety of interests in economics. You will find challenging courses designed to develop your talents. And you will find a stimulating academic environment geared toward your success.
 
If you would like additional information regarding our programs, please contact me at blankenw@ksu.edu or give me a call at 785-532-6340. If you will be in the area, stop by to meet us.
 
Bill Blankenau
Associate Professor &
Director of Graduate Studies

Graduate Studies in Economics at Kansas State

The department offers graduate programs leading to the M.A. and Ph.D. degrees. Our M.A. program can be tailored to prepare students for positions in business or government or to provide a solid foundation for Ph.D. level studies. Our Ph.D. program prepares students to conduct original research and work as professional economists in academia, government or business. 

The M.A. degree can be completed in one to two years, and course work for the Ph.D. degree can be completed in three years. The Ph.D. degree also requires passage of preliminary examinations and the completion of a doctoral dissertation.

The graduate program in economics provides a strong foundation in macroeconomic theory, microeconomic theory, and quantitative analysis. In addition, we offer course work by nationally recognized scholars in such fields as development economics, econometrics, international economics, industrial organization, labor economics, monetary economics, public finance, and transportation economics.