PhD Fields

ECG 741: Agricultural Production and Supply
ECG 742: Consumption, Demand and Market Interdependency

Currently, the following PhD field courses are offered:

Field	Courses	Faculty
Agricultural Economics	ECG 741: Agricultural Production and Supply ECG 742: Consumption, Demand and Market Interdependency	Boys Brown Cengiz Goodwin Gutierrez-Li Kandilov Piggott Rejesus Schweizer Tregeagle Vukina Wu Zheng
Development and Labor Economics	ECG 730: Labor Economics ECG 739: Empirical Methods in Development Economics and Applied Micro	Allen Clark Corredor-Waldron Guiteras Gutierrez-Li M. Morrill
Econometrics*	ECG 752: Time Series Econometrics ECG 753: Microeconometrics ECG 754: Advanced Econometrics: Theory of Machine Learning Methods ECG 755: Advanced Econometrics: Practical Aspects of Machine Learning	Caner Kalnina Li Pelletier
Environmental and Resource Economics	ECG 715: Environmental and Resource Economics ECG 716: Topics in Environmental and Resource Economics	Banzhaf Brown Edwards Fell Guiteras von Haefen Wu
International Economics	ECG 748: Theory of International Trade ECG 790: International Economics	Boys Kabukcuoglu-Dur Kandilov Kim Opromolla
Microeconomic Theory/Industrial Organization	ECG 707: Topics in Industrial Organization ECG 708: Advanced Microeconomic Theory	Cengiz Dur T. Morrill Phan Vukina Zheng

Students are required to take one of the two Econometrics courses ECG 752 and ECG 753 as part of the first-year core course requirement. Students taking both may count only the second course as a field course.

With prior approval from their dissertation advisor(s), students may design an alternative two-course field sequence from the offerings at NC State combined with Ph.D.-level field courses in economics offered at Duke or UNC-Chapel Hill accessible through a cooperative interinstitutional registration agreement.