Regional Science (MS) at Cornell University

Programme overview

The regional science program is designed to provide students with a thorough understanding of regional, interregional, location, and conflict theory in the context of physical and policy spaces and the framework of existing economic, social, and political systems. Students master techniques of analysis of urban-regional systems as they relate to public and private decision making, with heavy emphasis on mathematical models and quantitative methods.

Faculty: Cornell Graduate School | Department: Regional Science | Duration: 2 semesters minimum | Study mode: full-time | Location: Ithaca, NY, United States

What you will study

Concentrations: Environmental studies, International spatial problems, Location theory, Multiregional economic analysis, Peace science, Planning methods, Urban and regional economics.

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Application information

Entry requirements

Grades, class standing, and letters of recommendation must collectively indicate superior ability for creative research. Applicants are expected to have substantial preparation prior to entrance, which may be supplemented by work at Cornell.; All Graduate School requirements; Two letters of recommendation; English language proficiency requirement for all applicants; GRE test scores are no longer required nor accepted. Application deadline: Visit the Department of City and Regional Planning for information

Graduate fields set their own fall and spring admission deadlines; some fields (for example Communication PhD) admit for fall only.

Graduate School applications are submitted online through the Graduate School application; the application fee is $105 (non-refundable, waivers available). Each graduate field sets its own fall and spring deadlines, and many fall between early December and mid-January.

Apply through the official page: https://gradschool.cornell.edu/admissions/application-steps/apply-now/

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