Every year, many of our Master students apply and are accepted in top Ph.D. programs in the US and Europe. Our Ph.D. students are placed in academic and non-academic jobs in Brazil and abroad.
Graduate Program
Graduate Chair: Braz Camargo (braz.camargo@fgv.br)
Director of Graduate Studies: Bernardo Guimaraes (bernardo.guimaraes@fgv.br)
Graduate Administrator: Débora Pereira (cmcd.economia@fgv.br)
Jan.-Feb. 2022
Mathematics for Economists
Statistics
Statistical Learning
March-April, 2022
Applied Macroeconomics
Bayesian Macroeconometrics
Econometrics I
Macroeconomics I
Microeconomics I
Public Economics
Theory and Quantitative Methods in International Trade
Topics in Economic History
May-June, 2022
Behavioral Economics
Econometrics II
Liquidity and Financial Intermediation
Macroeconomics II
Microeconomics II
Topics in Econometrics
Topics in Applied Microeconomics
Urban Economics
July. 2022
Trade Policy
Aug.-Sep., 2022
Asset Pricing
Financial Econometrics
Game Theory
International Finance
Microeconometrics
Political Economy
Quantitative Methods in Macroeconomics
Oct.-Nov., 2022
Applied Microeconomics
Economics of Education
Empirical Asset Pricing
Forecasting
Monetary Policy Models
Topics in Political Economy
Advanced Topics in Difference-in-Difference
The Department of Economics has successfully placed master's students into doctoral programs in economics and related fields, as well as full-time jobs in the industry, research organizations, and governmental agencies. See below for detailed placement information.
2022
- Berkeley (Finance)
- Michigan
- MIT
- Northwestern (Kellogg)
- Princeton
- Rochester
2021
- Boston U
- UC Davis
- Pompeu Fabra
- Queen Mary
- Stanford (Education)
- Swiss Finance Institute
2020
- Duke
- Minnesota
- Northwestern
- Northwestern (Finance)
- Queen Mary
- Stanford
- Wisconsin
2019
- Boston U
- Duke
- Minnesota
- MIT
- NYU
- Rochester
- Rochester
- UC Santa Barbara
2018
- UBC
- Brown
- Brown
- Minnesota
2017
- Minnesota
- Minnesota
- Northwestern
- Princeton
- Yale
2016
- Berkeley
- Berkeley
- LSE
- Montreal
- Wisconsin (Ag Econ)
- Yale
2015
- Chicago
- Michigan
- NYU
- Wisconsin
2014
- Illinois
- Northwestern
