r/academiceconomics • u/premiereresearch • 16h ago
Meme Econjobrumors is BACK
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This is now (very) premature RIP EJMR (2008-2026) - by Christopher Brunet - Chris Brunet
r/academiceconomics • u/premiereresearch • 16h ago
This is now (very) premature RIP EJMR (2008-2026) - by Christopher Brunet - Chris Brunet
r/academiceconomics • u/Quirky_Revolution_78 • 4h ago
I'm switching over from an engineering background to a masters in econ at Bocconi and I'm quite anxious i won't be able to keep up with the cohort. I've done a few online courses on the concepts of macro and doing one on intermediate micro, but these aren't formally recognized courses
1) How much more self study would I require in more Econ subjects to cope up?
2) How do I compensate for the lack of undergrad research?
Any other tips or experiences from people who made this jump would be extremely helpful thanks