e e i e I II The Department of Economics at Tel Aviv University was inaugurated in 1966. In late 1992, the Tel Aviv University Senate decided to expand the Department into a School of Economics, to be named in memory of Professor Eitan Berglas, who had passed away in the same year. Professor Berglas, a founder of the Department and one of Israel's leading economists, served the University ...

THE M.A. PROGRAM AND PH.D. PROGRAM The Eitan Berglas School of Economics primarily offers an M.A. program with about 50 students per entering class, and a much smaller Ph.D. program. The graduate studies consist of core courses in Micro-Theory, Macro and Econometrics, a variety of electives in various fields, workshops, and a thesis. The material taught in the core courses, is up-to-date, ...