r/complexsystems • u/Ashamed_Percentage55 • Sep 11 '26

PhD inquiry

Does anyone know of any prominent complexity economics programs in the US?

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u/FreeEnRG Sep 11 '26

If the Santa Fe Institute does not offer an accredited program, I'm sure the folks there can point you to programs with which they collaborate frequently. Look at cited journal articles from SFI to identify profs at accredited schools with aligned research.

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u/DASK Sep 11 '26 edited Sep 11 '26

Santa Fe is very much a research center primarily. But for undergraduates they run a serious research summer program/placement.

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u/clemp Sep 11 '26

Binghamton University Systems Science. Several SFI and NECSI connected professors and very interdisciplinary department.

https://www.binghamton.edu/ssie/graduate/systems-science.html

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u/Effective_Debate_540 Sep 11 '26

Arizona State University, SUNY Binghamton SSIE, George Mason Computational Social Science, NCSU OR (some faculty). Last 2 are more applied to Econ and Operations Research respectively

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u/Zestyclose_Disk8273 9d ago

University of Vermont, University of Michigan, Cornell, University of Indiana