国际学生入学条件
Prospective students must hold a bachelor's degree from a recognized institution with degree standards equivalent to those of the University of California. The degree need not be in economics, a degree in engineering, mathematics, statistics, or another social science may work very well. The student's cumulative GPA or the equivalent must be 3.0 or higher. In addition, students should have a strong mathematics background including, at a minimum, one year of calculus and courses in linear algebra, statistics and probability. Additional mathematics coursework is desirable. Coursework in economics is also desirable but not necessary. Finally, students must have strong skills in spoken and written English.
As part of the online application all students must submit an academic statement of purpose detailing their motivations and goals for pursuing a Ph.D. in Economics at UCI. Students who have a strong preference for UCI's Economics Ph.D. program should credibly signal that preference in their statement of purpose.
Graduate Record Examination (GRE) general test scores dated within the last five years. (Test scores from the various GRE subject tests are not required). Request that the Educational Testing Service (ETS) send GRE general test scores directly to UC Irvine using institution code 4859. Recently admitted students to UCI's Ph.D. program in Economics had mean GRE scores / percentiles as follows: Verbal (159.9 / 84%), Quantitative (165.4 / 90%), Analytical Writing (4.1 / 62%).
Three letters of recommendation from professionals –preferably academic--who can address the student's ability to succeed in a rigorous economics Ph.D. program and do original research. These letters can be requested and submitted electronically via the online application system.
• Official transcripts from all post-secondary educational institutions attended. We require only a single transcript from each school attended, uploaded by the applicant. We are no longer able to accept paper documents through the mail, or to upload electronic supplemental materials on the applicant's behalf.
Unofficial transcripts are acceptable for admission consideration. All admission offers will be provisional. Those who are offered and accept admission and financial support will then be required to submit official documents before the start of the Fall term, to clear the provisional admission status.
TOEFL / IELTS scores, if required –see additional admission procedures for International Applicants below. TOEFL or IELTS test scores should be sent directly to UC Irvine by the testing agency using institution code 4859.
Applicants taking the internet-based, TOEFL-ibT, must attain a minimum score of 26/30 on the Speaking subsection and a minimum overall score of 80/120 to be considered for admission and financial support. TOEFL scores should be sent directly to UCI by Educational Testing Service using institution code 4859.
Applicants taking the IELTS must attain a minimum speaking sub-score of 8/9, a minimum overall score of 7/9 and no individual module score less than 6/9 to be considered for admission and financial support
TOEFL iBT minimum score of 80
IELTS - An overall minimum score of 7.0 for admission, with a score of no less than 6.0 on any individual module.
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- 雅思总分:7
- 托福网考总分:80
- 托福笔试总分:550
- 其他语言考试:The minimum score for PTE is 53
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课程简介
对对经济学和政治学交叉学科的问题感兴趣的研究的学生应考虑获得博士学位的学习计划。经济学学位,集中于政治经济学/公共选择。公共选择(Public Choice)是一个跨学科领域,它利用复杂的定量工具来对机构的运作进行建模。教师和学生的兴趣涵盖了政治决策的应用领域,例如选民和政党选择,选举制度和宪法设计,监管,游说和寻租活动,银行业,证券监管以及税收和收入分配等问题,而纯粹是理论上的社会选择和社会福利理论以及公益理论中的数学主题。
Students interested in research on issues that lie at the intersection of economics and political science should consider a program of study leading to the Ph.D. degree in Economics with a concentration in Political Economy / Public Choice. Public Choice, an interdisciplinary field, that draws on sophisticated quantitative tools to model the functioning of institutions. Faculty and student interests cover applied areas of political decision-making such as voter and party choice, electoral systems and constitutional design, regulation, lobbying and rent-seeking activities, issues of banking, securities regulation, and taxation and income distribution and more purely theoretical and mathematical topics in social choice and social welfare theory and the theory of public goods. The program is administered by an interdisciplinary committee of faculty, primarily from the Departments of Economics and Political Science, but also from the Department of Logic and Philosophy of Science and the Paul Merage School of Business . This group includes some of the nation's leading scholars in the area.
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