The Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Quantitative Business Economics is designed for individuals interested in developing broad perspectives on the use of economics in evaluating business decision making. The certificate delivers high-demand skills such as time series and forecasting, managerial economics, policy evaluation, and the ability to develop and evaluate the models used for stress testing.

The P.B.C. in Quantitative Business Economics is composed of four courses that can be completed in as little as two semesters. Admission in either the fall or the spring semester is possible.

Completion of the P.B.C. in Quantitative Business Economics allows the the GMAT/GRE admission requirement for the Masters of Arts in Applied Economics to be waived; courses completed as part of the certificate program may count toward completion of the M.A. subject to the Graduate School policy on time limits for master's degrees.

Students may pursue a post-baccalaureate certificate concurrently with a master's degree in Applied Economics. Courses taken as part of the certificate program may also satisfy degree requirements subject to Graduate School policy. Certificates function similarly to a cognate, which is course work organized around a narrow subfield. Certificates provide master's students with the ability to earn enhanced credentials. Enrolled master's students do not have to pay the application fee to pursue a concurrent certificate.