Econ Undergrad Events (Master)
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Meet other Econ students, faculty, & staff! Enjoy great conversation and connect with Econ student groups! We will have free food & giveaways ~ while they last!
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Proficiency exams for ECON 102 and/or ECON 103. Registration Required. Location and other details provided to registered students. Limited availability. Visit the website for more information.
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Join econ advisors & current econ students to learn about requirements to transfer into any of our econ majors (Economics, Econometrics and Quantitative Economics or CS+Economics)
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Proficiency exams for ECON 102 and/or ECON 103. Registration Required. Location and other details provided to registered students. Limited availability. Visit the website for more information.
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This panel will be comprised of recent successful interns at various companies. They will speak about how they got their internship, how they prepared for it, and how they succeeded throughout the summer.
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Wondering how to prepare for the career fairs on campus? Join us and find out everything you need to know.
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Wondering how to prepare for the career fairs on campus? Join us and find out everything you need to know.
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Wondering how to prepare for the career fairs on campus? Join us and find out everything you need to know.
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Interested in an Economics Minor? Learn about the different minor tracks, requirements, and get your questions answered.
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Join econ advisors & current econ students to learn about requirements to transfer into any of our econ majors (Economics, Econometrics and Quantitative Economics or CS+Economics)
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Join econ advisors & current econ students to learn about requirements to transfer into any of our econ majors (Economics, Econometrics and Quantitative Economics or CS+Economics)
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This panel will be comprised of graduate students across a variety of disciplines that may include MBA, Human Resources, Economics (masters and PhD), or other popular graduate tracts for econ students. They will speak about graduate school life, work, and selection among other topics. There will be lots of time given to student questions.
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Join the Department of Economics as we host our annual Illinois Homecoming Celebration!
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Join econ advisors & current econ students to learn about requirements to transfer into any of our econ majors (Economics, Econometrics and Quantitative Economics or CS+Economics)
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Interested in an Economics Minor? Learn about the different minor tracks, requirements, and get your questions answered.
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Interested in an Economics Minor? Learn about the different minor tracks, requirements, and get your questions answered.
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Join econ advisors & current econ students to learn about requirements to transfer into any of our econ majors (Economics, Econometrics and Quantitative Economics or CS+Economics)
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A workshop that focuses on elements of a job offer. This will be presented by the instructional staff and will discuss leverage, timing, how to begin a negotiation, and other topics and tactics related to this subject.
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A workshop that focuses on elements of a job offer. This will be presented by the instructional staff and will discuss leverage, timing, how to begin a negotiation, and other topics and tactics related to this subject.
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We offer Proficiency Exams for Microeconomic Principles (ECON 102) & Macroeconomic Principles (ECON 103) to current Illinois students at the beginning and end of each semester (on-campus), and once during the summer (online). Those passing the exam will receive course credit. Micro & Macro are separate exams (sign-up for each individually). Micro & Macro exams
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Wondering how to prepare for the career fairs on campus? Join us and find out everything you need to know.
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We offer Proficiency Exams for Microeconomic Principles (ECON 102) & Macroeconomic Principles (ECON 103) to current Illinois students at the beginning and end of each semester (on-campus), and once during the summer (online). Those passing the exam will receive course credit. Micro & Macro are separate exams (sign-up for each individually). Micro & Macro exams
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We offer Proficiency Exams for Microeconomic Principles (ECON 102) & Macroeconomic Principles (ECON 103) to current Illinois students at the beginning and end of each semester (on-campus), and once during the summer (online). Those passing the exam will receive course credit. Micro & Macro are separate exams (sign-up for each individually). Micro & Macro exams
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We offer Proficiency Exams for Microeconomic Principles (ECON 102) & Macroeconomic Principles (ECON 103) to current Illinois students at the beginning and end of each semester (on-campus), and once during the summer (online). Those passing the exam will receive course credit. Micro & Macro are separate exams (sign-up for each individually). Micro & Macro exams
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Wondering how to prepare for the career fairs on campus? Join us and find out everything you need to know.
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This panel will be comprised of recent successful interns at various companies. They will speak about how they got their internship, how they prepared for it, and how they succeeded throughout the summer.
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This panel will be comprised of graduate students across a variety of disciplines that may include MBA, Human Resources, Economics (masters and PhD), or other popular graduate tracts for econ students. They will speak about graduate school life, work, and selection among other topics. There will be lots of time given to student questions.
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This panel will be comprised of Admission Representatives across a variety of disciplines that may include Economics (masters and PhD), Statistics, Information Management, or other popular graduate tracts for econ students. They will speak about the admission process, things to prepare, financial aids, etc. There will be lots of time given to student questions.
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This panel will be comprised of advisors who have experience working with NGOs, government, and entrepreneurs. They will speak about what you should expect if you are considering a non-traditional path upon graduation from college.
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This panel will be comprised of Admission Representatives across a variety of disciplines that may include MBA, Human Resources, Law, or other popular graduate tracts for econ students. They will speak about the admission process, things to prepare, financial aids, etc. There will be lots of time given to student questions.
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This panel will consist of recent successful interns at various companies. They will speak about how they got their internship, how they prepared for it, and how they succeeded throughout the summer.
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This panel will be comprised of graduate students across a variety of disciplines that may include MBA, Human Resources, Economics (master's and Ph.D), or other popular graduate tracts for econ students. They will speak about graduate school life, work, and a selection of other topics. There will be lots of time given for student questions.
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This panel will be comprised of Admission Representatives across a variety of disciplines that may include MBA, Human Resources, Law, or other popular graduate tracts for econ students. They will speak about the admission process, things to prepare, financial aids, etc. There will be lots of time given to student questions.
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This panel will be comprised of Admission Representatives across a variety of disciplines that may include Economics (masters and PhD), Statistics, Information Management, or other popular graduate tracts for econ students. They will speak about the admission process, things to prepare, financial aids, etc. There will be lots of time given to student questions.
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All students are welcome to attend this informational session on the MSPE 4+1 Track. Hear directly from current MSPE students.
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Join Professor David Albouy as he discusses Housing Inequality over a Century. All students are welcome.
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Medellin, Colombia has one of the lowest homicide rates of any large city in the region despite the large number of gangs and enormous rents. Why is Medellin peaceful, and what does this have to do with the industrial organization of crime in the city? What can we learn about the criminal market organization and the drivers of peace/conflict in cities across the Americas?
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Join Stefan Dercon as he presents his latest book, Gambling on Development: Why some countries win and others lose published in 2022. Drawing on his academic research as well as his policy experience across three decades and 40-odd countries, he will explore why some countries have managed to settle on elite bargains favoring growth and development, and others did not.
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Confirmed speakers Elliott Ash (ETH Zurich), David Yang (Harvard), and Pinar Yildirim (UPenn) will share their latest research related to the societal implications of AI and the media. Refreshments and snacks will be provided after the talks.
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Join Professor Lena Song as she Unpacks the Effects of Social Media. All students are welcome.
