Students offered a place for full-time graduate studies at Duke University’s Master of Arts in Economics program and selected as beneficiaries of the Loan-Scholarship Program of COLFUTURO will be eligible or considered for the shared financing under this agreement.
Duke University’s Department of Economics will provide a scholarship of 50 % of the tuition fees for up to two (2) students per year chosen by the Department of Economics admissions committee.
Duke University’s Department of Economics will offer this financial support for Master´s students for a period of four (4) semesters.
About university
Duke University’s Department of Economics offers one of the top programs in the United States, broadly focused on econometrics, micro and macroeconomic theory, and applied economics, with distinctive collaborations across these boundaries.
Faculty research encompasses the broad fields of finance, international trade, development, public sector studies, law, business and monetary economics, with specialized scholarship focused on education, racial inequality, and labor and economic demography.
We are home to about 700 undergraduate students, making economics one of the most popular majors on campus, and our graduate programs have about 220 students working toward a master's degree or Ph.D. Both students and faculty are supported by a helpful and caring staff, who are dedicated to the department's success.
