About
Research internship allows the development of students’ analytical thinking capabilities in the application of theories and concepts to social problem. Research paper is required at the end of semester, of which process enhances students’ literacy skills and understanding of the scientific methods throughout research requirements and in-depth case studies.
Throughout the semester, students will learn the overall method of research and how to use analytical tools. Students will be assigned to their mentor, who will work for the rest of the semester. In addition, it is required for student to send a bi-weekly report followed by a meeting with the instructor. Student will submit their research paper by the end of the semester with a mandatory presentation.
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Eligibility
- MATH 1070 Elementary Statistics
- One of the followings:
- ECON 3900 or ECON 3910 for Economics
(Recommended Econ 4950 Econometrics and Applications for Economics)
- SW 3500 Methods of SW Research for Social Work
- PMAP 4041 Policy Data Analysis for Public Management and Policy
- CRJU 3610 Stat Analysis in CJ
Application Form
Online Application: Click here to Apply.
History
Research internship course has its roots in previous two research programs in Economics department.
REU
Program description
The Research Experiences for Undergraduates Program (REU) was created in the summer of 1998 to provide undergraduate students with the opportunity to pair up with a faculty mentor to work on a research project over the course of the summer and learn what it is like to be a graduate student. From 2002 to 2010 the REU program was funded by the National Science Foundation because of the program’s focus on preparing undergraduate students for graduate school. The last summer in which it served as a standalone program was 2016. Thus the REU program ran for 24 years and had over 200 undergraduate participants.
Graduate School Placement
| Graduate Degree or Study | Graduate School |
| PhD Student, Economics | American University |
| MS Student, Accounting Financial Management & Control | Bocconi University |
| MSc Student, Finance | Bocconi University |
| PhD Graduate, Economics | Boston College |
| JD student, Law | Boston University |
| MPP Graduate, Public Policy | Carnegie Mellon University |
| PhD Graduate, Applied Economics | Clemson University |
| PhD Graduate, Economics | Columbia University |
| PhD Student, Economics | Columbia University |
| PhD Student, Public Policy | Cornell University |
| MA Student, Economics | Duke University |
| MA Graduate, Economics | Emory University |
| MA Graduate, Economics | Georgetown University |
| MSc Student, Quantitative and Computational Finance | Georgia Institute of Technology |
| MA Graduate, Applied Economics | Georgia Southern University |
| MPH Graduate | Georgia Southern University |
| MA Graduate, Business | Georgia State University |
| MA Student, Economics | Georgia State University |
| MBA Student | Georgia State University |
| PhD Student, Economics | Georgia State University |
| PhD Student, Political Science | Georgia State University |
| PhD Graduate, Business Economics | Harvard University |
| PhD Graduate, Economics | Harvard University |
| MA Graduate, Applied Economics | Johns Hopkins University |
| MA Student, Applied Economics | Johns Hopkins University |
| MS Student | London School of Economics |
| PhD Student, Agriculture and Resource Economics | Maryland University |
| PhD Student, Education Policy | Michigan State University |
| JD Graduate, Law | New York University |
| JD student, Law | New York University |
| PhD Student, Economics | Northwestern University |
| PhD Graduate, History | Ohio State University |
| PhD Students, Economics | Ohio State University |
| MA Student, Economics | SUNY Buffalo |
| MA Graduate, City and Regional Planning | UC – Berkeley |
| MSW Graduate, Social Work | UNC – Chapel Hill |
| PhD Graduate, Economics | UNC – Chapel Hill |
| MA Graduate, Applied Economics | UNC – Greensboro |
| PhD/MS Student, Public Policy and Medicine | University of Chicago |
| MA Graduate, Urban Planning and Policy | University of Illinois – Chicago |
| MA Student, Business | University of Iowa |
| MSW Student, Social Work | University of Kansas |
| PhD Student, Economics | University of Massachusetts – Amherst |
| PhD Student, Public Policy | University of Massachusetts – Boston |
| MPP Student, Public Policy | University of Michigan |
| MPP Graduate | University of Minnesota |
| PhD Graduate, Economics | University of Minnesota |
| Mphil Graduate, Development Studies | University of Oxford |
| MA Student, Accounting and Financial Management | University of Rotterdam |
| MSc Student, Behavioral Economics | University of Rotterdam |
| JD Graduate, Law | University of Texas – Austin |
| MA Graduate, Latin American Studies | University of Texas – Austin |
| MA Graduate, Economics | University of Virginia |
| PhD Graduate, Business | University of Wisconsin |
| PhD Student, Agriculture and Applied Economics | University of Wisconsin |
| MBA Student | Wake Forest University |
| MA Graduate, Economics | Wayne State University |
| MA Student, Management | Yale University |
| PhD Graduate, Economics | Yale University |
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Several former participants are now themselves faculty at leading research universities, including Northwestern University, the University of Chicago, the University of Georgia, the University of California at Davis, and Michigan State University.
RE2P
Program description
The Research Excellence in Economics Program (RE2P) was created in Fall 2011 to provide students an opportunity to conduct and gain familiarity with the research process and be recognized for such achievements. As a part of this exciting two-semester program, RE2P members had a valuable one-on-one access to Department of Economics faculty with empirical research experiences.
Placement
| Education Policy Researcher – Georgia Student Finance Commission |
| Bureau of Labor Statistics |
| Federal Deposit Insurance Co. (FDIC) |
| American Legislative Exchange Council – Fiscal Policy |
| Program Director – Office of Supplemental Instruction Georgia State University |
| Mather Economics |
| GA State Charter Schools Commission |
| Federal Communication Commission |
| Assistant Vice President at SunTrust in Wholesale Risk Analytics |
| The Southern Company – Energy Demand Forecaster |
| PhD Economics at Arizona State University |
| Health Policy MA University Texas, Austin |
| GSU College of Law – Class of 2017 |
| PhD Economics Georgia State University |
| MA program Economics Georgia State University |
| Fiscal Research Center Georgia State University |
| PhD Miami University |
| Health Policy Center Georgia State University |
| State of Georgia Governor’s Office of Student Achievement |
Conference winners’ paper title
- What quantity and quality of education ‘really’ matter? Can government incentivize it?
- The effect of banks’ size on their efficiency
- The determinants of intergenerational social mobility
- Sorry to burst your bubble: predicting housing busts with log periodic power laws
- Do remittances improve standard of living and help with the reduction of poverty?
- The essay and analysis of the flat tax
- Do languages affect economic growth in the European Union?
- Remittance inflows and their effect on migration in Mexico
- Powering progress: what is driving electric vehicle consumption?
