Graduate Certificate in
International and Development Economics
Duration: 1 semester full time, 1 year part time
Minimum: 18 units
The Graduate Certificate in International and Development Economics is designed to provide students with a solid training in basic economic principles and techniques. There is a strong analytical and quantitative component and students should be capable of undertaking studies in mathematics and statistics at a fairly advanced level.
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Program Director: Professor Stephen Howes
Professor Howes is the Director of the International and Development Economics (IDEC) program at the Crawford School of Economics and Government.
Prior to joining the Crawford School, Stephen was Chief Economist at the Australian Agency for International Development. He worked from 1994 to 2005 at the World Bank, first in Washington and then in Delhi, where he was Lead Economist for India. He spent most of 2008 on the Garnaut Review on Climate Change.
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