The Certificate of Behavioral Economics will focus on how humans make decisions and exhibit behaviors.  It will provide students with an array of tools and strategies to study behavior in different situations, including economic, political, social, and health related behaviors.  

University Policies.  Policies detailed in the current Policies and General Information Bulletin apply.

Admissions. Admission requirements are detailed in the Admissions section of the current Policies and General Information Bulletin.

Requirements

Coursework. The Certificate in Behavioral Economics is an 8-unit program (2 courses).  The program requires that all units be completed with an average grade point average of 3.0 (B) or better.  The program’s Student Handbook provides additional details.

Core Course (4 units)

• ECON 300A - Putting Behavioral Economics to Work

Substantive Course (4 units)

• ECON 312 - Behavioral Neuroscience of Decision-Making
• ECON 313 - Microeconomic Analysis
• ECON 314 - Running Enterprise Experiments
• ECON 315 - Consumer Neuroscience
• ECON 337 - Behavioral & Empirical Finance
• SP&E 318 - Cost-Benefit Analysis