Research Assistant Position

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Many of our Economics Majors have the opportunity to work directly with faculty on cutting-edge research projects. Research Assistants develop highly sought-after technical skills and gain hands-on experience tackling real-world economic problems.

We have approximately 20 students collaborating with faculty members across diverse research areas including macro, labor, health, financial, environmental and development economics. Positions are highly competitive and awarded based on existing skill sets and demonstrated interest.

You can apply here and learn more about what it means to be a Research Assistant here.

Contact Dr. Brian Marein () if you have questions or want to learn more.