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The economics department offers a major, minor and electives for undergraduates and a Ph.D. program. |
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Graduate Student Life
The student body
in the Ph.D. program numbers about 40 students. It is a diverse group, yet a close-knit community. It
includes residents of India, Nepal, Russia, Estonia, Ukraine, Bulgaria, Trinidad
and Tobago, Cape Verde, Sri Lanka, Japan, China, Vietnam, Ecuador, the United
States, Senegal, Ghana, and Cameroon. It also includes several "non-traditional"
students who have resumed study for a Ph.D. after several years in careers
inside and outside of academia.
Students find Worcester a relatively
inexpensive place to live with ready access by bus or rail to the New York, Boston, and
Providence metropolitan areas. Worcester itself is home to New England's
second largest art museum, a lively
arts scene, and a range of
ethnic cuisines including Vietnamese, Italian, Middle Eastern, Mexican,
Polish, traditional American barbecue, Cajun from Louisiana, and more.
Mechanics
Hall, a restored concert hall of the 1850s, features a wide range of
music and other arts programming. Worcester supports as well a lively
contemporary music scene with a host of
venues for live music.
If you are interested in more information on
student life and the experience of earning a Ph.D. at Clark, feel free to
contact a current graduate student.
Clark University is home to eight Ph.D.
programs and seven Masters programs. The Graduate
Student Council provides representation of the 400 graduate students on Clark university-wide committees. It also sponsors social events and runs the
Graduate House.
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Academic Catalog & Requirements
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Additional Resources
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