Economics and Computer Science

Advanced computing is disrupting the economy. Markets are increasingly moving to online platforms, and machine learning and algorithms are replacing people in the provision of goods and services. Businesses and governments need leaders who understand the computer science that powers these new systems and use economic theory and intuition to help design them. Drexel LeBow’s STEM-designated MS in Economics and Computer Science degree serves this need by combining training in advanced computation data analysis and economics, preparing students to drive decisions at the intersection of business and technology.

This in-person program can be completed in as little as 18 months or part-time in 24 to 36 months.