PhD in Economics
The doctoral program in Economics at Rice University provides rigorous training in economic theory and econometrics in order to prepare students for research careers in economics. In 2014, the department launched the Rice Initiative for the Study of Economics (RISE) in order to enhance its role as a leading center of economic research. Since then, the department has hired ten new faculty. In addition, it has established itself as a leading institution for structural empirical microeconomics, an approach to economic analysis that combines economic theory and econometrics to address substantive economic issues. The small size of the program, approximately 45 graduate students working with 24 full-time faculty, promotes close faculty student interactions and collaboration, as well as strong relationships among the students.
Effective 2021-2022 academic year, all students receiving MA or PhD degrees in Economics will also receive Major Concentration in Econometrics and Quantitative Economics, and will be able to apply for a 24-month STEM extension of F-1 Optional Practical Training (OPT).
At a Glance
Full-time faculty working with students : 24
Students : 55 doctoral students
Number Admitted : 7-10 students each year
Fields of Study : Theoretical and Applied Econometrics, Applied Microeconomics, Economic Theory, Financial Economics, Game Theory, Political Economics, Energy Economics, Development Economics, Empirical Industrial Organization, Labor Economics, Macroeconomics, Public Finance, Health Economics.
Degrees awarded : PhD in Economics with a Major Concentration in Econometrics and Quantitative Economics (STEM designated) , Ph.D. in Economics with an M.A. in Statistics , and an additional Major Concentration in Finance . An M.A. degree is awarded to students pursuing Ph.D. in Statistics when they complete the requirements for M.A. in Economics with a Ph.D. in Statistics . It is also awarded to students who complete all the requirements for the Ph.D. in Economics working toward their dissertation.
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Rates provided reflect standard graduate tuition and fee rates for Academic Year 2024-2025 and are an estimate of costs, varying based on credits enrolled and other mitigating factors.
| PhD in Business Tuition | $29,892 | $59,784 |
| Reduced Tuition | $1,660.50 | $3,321 |
| Graduate Student Association Fee | $22.50 | $45 |
| Student Organization Fee | $4 | $8 |
| Health & Wellness Support Fee | $338.50 | $677 |
| Health Insurance | ||
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Tuition and fees for all graduate students for academic year 2024-2025:
Graduate Programs
| Tuition and Fees | Per Credit | Semester / Reduced | Annual / Reduced |
|---|---|---|---|
| $2,083 | $18,745 / $1,041.50 | $37,490 / $2,083 | |
| $22.50 | $45 | ||
| $4 | $8 | ||
| $338.50 | $677 | ||
| TBA | TBA | ||
| $350 | $700 | ||
| TBA | TBA | ||
| $36,750 | $73,500 | ||
| $250 | $500 | ||
| $22.50 | $45 | ||
| $4 | $8 | ||
| $338.50 | $677 | ||
| TBA | TBA | ||
| $33,750 | $67,500 | ||
| $200 | $400 | ||
| $32,375 | $64,750 | ||
| $225 | $450 | ||
| $2,500 | $5,000 | ||
| TBA | TBA | ||
| $30,875 | $61,750 | ||
| $225 | $450 | ||
| TBA | TBA | ||
| $2,287.00 | |||
| $2,185.00 | |||
| $2,100.00 | |||
| $2,035.74 | |||
| $2,035.74 | |||
| $225 | $450 | ||
| TBA | TBA | ||
| $36,250 | $72,500 | ||
| $2,500 | $5,000 | ||
| TBA | TBA | ||
| $2,194.00 | |||
| $2,130.00 | |||
| $2,100.00 | |||
| $2,035.74 | |||
| $2,035.74 | |||
| $500/$250 per course | |||
| $2,000 per course | |||
| $29,892 / $1,660.50 | $59,784 / $3,321 | ||
| $22.50 | $45 | ||
| $4 | $8 | ||
| $338.50 | $677 | ||
| TBA | TBA | ||
| $29,950 | $59,900 | ||
| $22.50 | $45 | ||
| $4 | $8 | ||
| $338.50 | $677 | ||
| TBA | TBA | ||
| $655 per credit | |||
| $327.50 per credit | |||
| $900 per course | |||
| $22.50 | $45 | ||
| $52 | $104 | ||
| $338.50 | $677 | ||
| $1,130 per credit | |||
| $565 per credit | |||
| $950 per course | |||
| $22.50 | $45 | ||
| $80 | $160 | ||
| $338.50 | $677 | ||
| $1,250 per credit | |||
| $625 per credit | |||
| $975 per course | |||
| $22.50 | $45 | ||
| $80 | $160 | ||
| $338.50 | $677 | ||
| $3,321 | $29,892 / $1,660.50 | $59,784 / $3,321 | |
| $22.50 | $45 | ||
| $4 | $8 | ||
| $338.50 | $677 | ||
| TBA | TBA | ||
| $2,368 | $28,410 | $56,820 | |
| $22.50 | $45 | ||
| $4 | $8 | ||
| $338.50 | $677 | ||
| TBA | TBA | ||
| $1,667 | |||
| $1,667 | |||
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| $3,321 | $29,892 / $1,660.50 | $59,784 / $3,321 | |
| $22.50 | $45 | ||
| $4 | $8 | ||
| $338.50 | $677 | ||
| $2.50 | $5 | ||
| TBA | TBA | ||
| $10,000 | $20,000 | ||
| $22.50 | $45 | ||
| $4 | $8 | ||
| $338.50 | $677 | ||
| $2.50 | $5 | ||
| TBA | TBA | ||
| $1,775 | $15,975 / $887.50 | $31,950 / $1,775 | |
| $22.50 | $45 | ||
| $4 | $8 | ||
| $338.50 | $677 | ||
| TBA | TBA | ||
| $3,321 | $29,892 / $1,660.50 | $59,784 / $3,321 | |
| $22.50 | $45 | ||
| $4 | $8 | ||
| $338.50 | $677 | ||
| TBA | TBA | ||
| $1,625 | $19,950 | $39,900 | |
| $1,600 | $19,700 | $39,400 | |
| $22.50 | $45 | ||
| $4 | $8 | ||
| $338.50 | $677 | ||
| TBA | TBA | ||
| $375 | $750 | ||
| TBA | TBA | ||
| $3,321 | $29,892 / $1,660.50 | $59,784 / $3,321 | |
| $22.50 | $45 | ||
| $4 | $8 | ||
| $338.50 | $677 | ||
| TBA | TBA | ||
| $17,500 | $35,000 | ||
| $22.50 | $45 | ||
| $4 | $8 | ||
| $338.50 | $677 | ||
| TBA | TBA | ||
| $17,500 | $35,000 | ||
| $22.50 | $45 | ||
| $4 | $8 | ||
| $338.50 | $677 | ||
| TBA | TBA | ||
| $29,000 | $58,000 | ||
| $22.50 | $45 | ||
| $4 | $8 | ||
| $338.50 | $677 | ||
| TBA | TBA | ||
| $21,000 | $42,000 | ||
| $22.50 | $45 | ||
| $4 | $8 | ||
| $338.50 | $677 | ||
| TBA | TBA | ||
| $22,000 | $44,000 | ||
| $22.50 | $45 | ||
| $4 | $8 | ||
| $338.50 | $677 | ||
| TBA | TBA |
Part-Time Students
Part-time enrollment refers to enrollment of less than 9 credits during a semester. Students seeking part-time enrollment must obtain approval from the Office of Graduate and Post-Doctoral Studies. Part-time enrollment tuition is calculated on the per-credit rate. Students not approved for part-time enrollment will be assessed the full-time enrollment tuition charge.
Reduced Tuition Rate
After 10 semesters of full-time study in one doctoral degree program (excluding the summer semesters), continuing students may be eligible for a reduced tuition rate. A semester of full-time study is defined as a fall or spring semester in which at least 9 hours of credit are earned. Students in the Shepherd School of Music and the School of Architecture are eligible for reduced rate tuition after six semesters of full-time study.
Rates for Students Studying Abroad
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| Degree Program Rate | |
| $22.50 | |
| $4 | |
| $456 | |
| $22.50 | |
| $4 |
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Graduate students pursuing studies outside of the Houston area (such as an internship, following an advisor to another university but still getting degree from Rice, etc.) for more than 51% of a given semester, must be registered and pay tuition but are not required to pay fees, with the exception of students in the School of Humanities. Humanities students must pay the Humanities GSA Fee.
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Courses with additional charges are provided on the Course Schedule . In some cases the associated charges may be in lieu of Rice tuition and/or required fees.
The following charges are separate from the regular fees. Charges due to late registration or course changes made after the deadline are described in the Registration section.
| Charge | Fee |
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| Audit Fee: Rice Alumni (per course) | $500 |
| Audit Fee: Visitors (per course) | $1,000 |
| Application Fee | $85 |
| JGSB Application Fee–all MBA programs | $200 |
| JGSB Application Fee–Master of Accounting | $75 |
| JGSB Application Fee–PhD Programs | $40 |
| Diploma Fee: Facsimile (8x10, mini-diploma) | $25 |
| Diploma Mailing Fee: International | $20 |
| Document Copy Fee | $10 |
| Enrollment Verification | $10 |
| Intramural Fee | $25 |
| Late Application for Graduation | $100 |
| Late Course Change Fee (Add/Drop) | $100 |
| Late Payment Fee (calculated on amount past due) | 1.5% |
| Late Registration Fee | $75 |
| Late Registration Fee (after classes begin) | $125 |
| Payment Plan Fee | $75 |
| Readmission Fee | $375 |
| Reinstatement Fee | $150 |
| Replacement Diploma Fee | $80 |
| Replacement Diploma Fee (Expected Processing Fee) | $35 |
| Replacement Rice ID | $15 |
| Returned Payment Fee | $30 |
| Transcript Fee | $10 |
| Express Document Delivery Fee (Domestic) | $30 |
| Express Document Delivery Fee (International) | Varies |
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| Fall Semester | September 10 |
| Fall Quadmester | October 10 |
| Winter Quadmester | January 10 |
| Spring Semester | February 10 |
| Spring Quadmester | April 10 |
| Summer Sessions | June 10 |
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University withdrawals .
Students officially withdrawing from all courses are eligible for a 100% reversal of tuition and fees through the deadlines listed on the Academic Calendar by semester.
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In cases of academic or disciplinary suspension, eligibility for tuition refunds and adjustments will depend on the conditions of the suspension and will be entirely at the option of the institution. Should circumstances beyond the reasonable control of Rice University result in curtailing classes, moving classes online, closing residence facilities, or otherwise withdrawing services that are a normal function of the institution, refunds of any nature will be at the discretion of university administration.
Financial Aid
In addition to the university's reversal schedule and in accordance with the Higher Education Amendments of 1992, if a student completely withdraws from the university and has utilized Federal Title IV funds (e.g. Federal Pell Grant, Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant [SEOG], Academic Competitiveness Grant, National SMART Grant, Federal Perkins Loan, Federal Direct Stafford Student Loan, Federal Direct PLUS, Federal Direct Graduate PLUS) during the semester in which they withdraw, the university will observe the federally mandated process in determining what, if any amount of money must be returned to the federal program(s).
The calculation of the return of funds may result in the student owing a balance to the university and/or the Department of Education.
Credit Balance Refunds
Student account credits resulting from excess Federal Financial Aid payments, scholarship payments, and loan payments are automatically refunded by the Bursar's Office; however, there may be certain circumstances where credits on student accounts occur that may not be automatically refunded. Reversed charges, overpayments, tuition waivers, and other varying factors may lead to a credit balance on a student account.
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PhD Program in Statistics
The research interests of the faculty in the Department of Statistics cover a wide spectrum of topics in applied and theoretical statistics from engineering, natural sciences, business, medicine, and social sciences.
Our graduate students have the opportunity for rigorous training in computational and theoretical statistics as well as applied research in any of the above disciplines. The general PhD program is flexible, allowing you the opportunity to design a program that interests you, provided that it fits with the strengths of the department.
About the PhD Program
The MA in Statistics is earned as part of working toward the PhD program, which is designed around a three-year course of study. By the end of the third year, successful students will have completed courses and started on full-time research.
Research & Faculty
Research informs the direction of inquiry in statistics at Rice and brings the latest discoveries into the classroom. Research work done by graduate students alongside our faculty contributes significantly to the body of knowledge in the field.
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Aug. 29, 2024
Beyond fondren: exploring hidden book corners at rice, by bohan zhang, phd student in history..
Every Rice Owl knows that Fondren Library , affectionately known as "Fondy," is the go-to spot for reading and studying on campus. But did you know that there are several other cozy book corners scattered throughout Rice where you can relax with a good book? Please follow me to explore some of the hidden “libraries” at Rice.
1. Center for Teaching Excellence (CTE)
Located on the first floor of Herring Hall, the Center for Teaching Excellence is a hub for students interested in pedagogical training based on evidence-based practices. For graduate students and postdoctoral researchers at Rice, CTE offers a Certificate in Teaching and Learning , providing a combination of formal pedagogical training, practical experience, and mentoring that will prepare participants to be effective university teachers and instructors. CTE also offers a Graduate Workshop Series and Brown Bag Lunches throughout the academic year to facilitate discussions on various teaching and learning topics and to help students prepare for the academic job market.
In addition to these invaluable resources, CTE houses a book corner filled with selections chosen by CTE professors. These books focus on teaching and learning, providing a wealth of knowledge for those passionate about education.
2. The Department of Sociology
On the second floor of Kraft Hall, you'll find a treasure trove of scholarly works at the Department of Sociology’s book corner. This collection covers a wide array of sociological topics, including gender studies, LGBTQ issues, environmental sociology, race and ethnicity, economics, urbanization, criminology, statistics, social analysis, education, family and children, labor, social psychology, social change, public policy, and more. Whether you're a sociology enthusiast or just curious about the field, these books are worth exploring.
3. Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Located on the second floor of Duncan Hall, the EC Little Library within the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is a hidden gem. This cozy spot is perfect for both reading classic texts and socializing with fellow students in the George R. Brown School of Engineering. The library's collection spans a variety of subjects, including computational languages, psychology, organic chemistry, mathematics, and even Webster’s Dictionary.
4. Fondren outside Fondren
Last but not least, did you know that Fondren Library extends beyond its main building? The Gilbert & Ruth Whitaker Business Information Center (BIC), part of Fondren, is located on the second floor of McNair Hall at the Jones School of Business. The BIC features a spacious reading room, an online resource center, and additional study spaces stocked with reference materials and journals. It's a great place to find a wide range of business-related resources
These are just four of the hidden book corners I've discovered at Rice. I'm certain there are more waiting to be found. Happy discovering, and happy reading at Rice!
About the author:
Bohan Zhang is from China and is a current Ph.D. student in History. He graduated from Tsinghua University in 2020 with a BA degree in History. Read more .
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Meanwhile, Rice's influential Carbon Hub - ably led by Prof. Matteo Pasquali - is a direct intellectual descendent of the buckyball discovery. Picture description: The Nobel Prize - securely but proudly displayed in the SCI offices - serves as an inspiration for the grand scientific endeavors at Rice, a breeding ground for "prepared ...
Applications are being accepted for the one-year Rice Master of Accounting (MAcc) cohort that will begin in August 2025 and finish in May 2026. The Rice MAcc Class of 2026 Application is Now Open! | Jones Graduate School of Business at Rice University
These are just four of the hidden book corners I've discovered at Rice. I'm certain there are more waiting to be found. Happy discovering, and happy reading at Rice! About the author: Bohan Zhang is from China and is a current Ph.D. student in History. He graduated from Tsinghua University in 2020 with a BA degree in History. Read more.
Rice Business is offering a new comprehensive program that delves into the multifaceted challenges posed by the shift toward sustainable energy. Rice's new program helps managers navigate the complexities of energy transition | Jones Graduate School of Business at Rice University