Academic & Student Programs
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Mercatus PhD Fellowship alum Abigail Hall Blanco
PhD Fellowship
For students pursuing a doctoral degree in economics at George Mason University and interested in a career in academia.
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For students pursuing a MA in economics at George Mason University and interested in a career in public policy.
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A one-year program for doctoral students from any university and discipline who are interested in political economy.
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A one-year program for graduate students from any university and discipline who are interested in public policy.
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A one-year program for doctoral students from any university and discipline with training in quantitative methods and interest in political economy.
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For undergraduate students at George Mason University who are interested in learning more about political economy.
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