The Housing Economist will be housed within the Burns School of Real Estate and Construction Management, but will be working in partnership with other institutions and other units of the University of Denver, including the Rocky Mountain Land Use Institute  at the Sturm College of Law, the Scrivner Institute of Public Policy, and the Graduation School of Social Work, to support the launch and growth of a new Housing Research Center and to advance an interdisciplinary research agenda designed to address barriers to housing access.

It is our pleasure to welcome you to the 19th RGS Doctoral Conference, with the headline topic “Fiscal Challenges”. We are excited about the high-quality contributions to this year’s conference program and honored that you are joining us to present your work and discuss your research with other doctoral students. The conference is organized annually by the Ruhr Graduate School in Economics (RGS Econ), rotating locations between those of RGS Econ’s initiators: Bochum, Duisburg, Dortmund, and Essen. 

The Faculty of Economics and Administration at the Masaryk University (Brno, Czech Republic) is inviting PhD applicants who would like to complete a PhD in the field of Economics, Finance and Management. Students and recent graduates with a background in economics, management, finance, business administration, business informatics, and related disciplines are invited to apply. Program topics: * Empirical Economics: Labour, Health * Behavioral and Experimental Economics * Macroeconomics * Finance * Business Management * Regional and Transport Economics * Public Economics and Administration * Environmental Economics

Submission Deadline: 28 February 2026

RSEP invites the papers included thematic studies and presentations to the "RSEP & JRFM International Social Sciences Conference", which will be held on 27-28 January 2026 in Dubai, UAE.

We are internationally recognized for our standardized program while still offering various field courses to allow students to choose their individual paths. Within four years, our mentors guide our doctoral students to become the best in their fields. Finance yourself via staff contracts at the Department or our research institutes, or apply for scholarships. We do not charge additional tuition fees! 

Oxford University's Summer School is accepting applications for 2026, offering courses in various economics disciplines.

The annual series of workshops bring together international economists working on economic policy topics for workshops, panel meetings and discussion. The conference venue is Venice International University (VIU) on San Servolo, a tiny island across the water from San Marco in the bay of Venice. VIU offers an ideal setting for an intensive exchange of ideas in a relaxed atmosphere.Join us this year at the Venice Summer Institute, which will be held from 22 - 25 June 2026.

Date: 30 – 31 March 2026 Location: CESifo, Munich Call for Papers Deadline: 11 January 2026 23:59 Scientific Organizers: Ludger Woessmann, Caterina Pavese, Maddalena Totarelli

Date: 28 May 2026 Location: CESifo, Munich Call for Papers Deadline: 15 January 2026 23:59 Scientific Organizer: Pia Heckl, Giuseppe DiGiacomo, Luca Perdoni, Gordon Dahl  

The world is evolving, and economics must evolve with it! The Renaissance in Economics International Conference, is our opportunity to be part of a groundbreaking movement that is reshaping how we understand, apply and teach economics.  The Conference will focus on: * Presentation and Discussion of the Manifesto of New Economy * Keynote Addresses by Renowned Scholars * Research Paper Sessions * Debate on the International Declaration * Engagement with Students and Early-Career Scholars Be Part of the Future of Economics! 📜 Manifesto: Read here  📅 Conf. Details: 14 & 15 May 2026 📄 Call & Guidelines: Click here

Date: 23 April 2026, 09:00 - 18:00 Call for Papers Deadline: 6 January 2026, 23:59 Scientific Organizer: Maximilian Auffhammer and Karen Pittel

The Rimini Centre for Economic Analysis-Europe invites submissions for The Third International Conference on the Climate-Macro-Finance Interface (3CMFI). This in-person conference will take place at the Leibniz Institute for Financial Research SAFE, Goethe University Frankfurt, Theodor-W.-Adorno-Platz 3, 60323 Frankfurt am Main (Germany).

Frankfurt School of Finance & Management and WM Gruppe, together with its publication Börsen-Zeitung, invite submissions for the Philipp Sandner Memorial Award in Digital Finance Research.

The Leibniz Institute for Financial Research SAFE – Sustainable Architecture for Finance in Europe – at Frankfurt am Main, Germany, promotes research and independent policy advice on all aspects dealing with the structure and functioning of the financial system. It is committed to contributing to the strengthening of a sustainable and resilient financial architecture that promotes innovation and serves the needs of the economy and its citizens. Researchers from the fields of Economics, Law, and Political Science collaborate at SAFE.

The Berlin School of Economics offers career development programs in economics, accounting, finance and management at the PhD and Postdoc levels in a single and unique structure. Nine major institutions active in economics research in the Berlin-Brandenburg area cooperate within the Berlin School of Economics: European University Viadrina Frankfurt (Oder), Freie Universität Berlin, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Technische Universität Berlin, University of Potsdam, ESMT Berlin, Hertie School, ROCKWOOL Foundation Berlin Institute for the Economy and the Future of Work (RFBerlin) and WZB Berlin Social Science Center. Together they are pooling their efforts in the education of young researchers in economics. The Berlin School of Economics is welcoming applications for the new cohort of its PhD Program starting in October 2026.

The Halle Institute for Economic Research (IWH) - Member of the Leibniz Association is offering the position of Postdoctoral Researcher in Financial Economics (f/m/x 100%) JEL Classification: G assigned to the Department of Financial Markets, starting in the fall term 2026 or earlier. The contract is limited to three years with an option to extend it by another three years. The place of employment is Halle (Saale). Your remuneration entitlement corresponds to pay group 13 of the German public sector salary scheme TV-L.

A doctoral program in Barcelona that is 100% funded and prepares you for a world-class career in academia.

Economists Esther Duflo and Abhijit Banerjee, Nobel Prize winners in Economics, will join the University of Zurich in July 2026, establishing the Lemann Center for Development Economics. 

The Halle Institute for Economic Research (IWH) is one of the leading economic research institutes in Germany. Four departments conduct academic research in macroeconomics, financial economics, labour and productivity, and law, regulation, and factor markets. 

For our global health research team and the doctoral program of the interdisciplinary Research Alliance Leibniz INFECTIONS we are looking for a Junior Researcher to join the Kiel Institute in January 2026.

We strive for our students to become expert users of the economics toolkit and apply it to the domain that interests them. We offer rigorous training in modern economic methods, focusing on real-world applications, not technical details. Our students develop an intuition for economics that is directly relevant in a professional environment. They learn to use micro- and macroeconomic models for economic analysis and state-of-the-art empirical methods in cutting-edge software (e.g., R, Python, and Stata). In addition, they will be able to communicate evidence-based analyses competently to private and public stakeholders. Listen to what our former program director says about our program and philosophy.

Boost Your Policy and Investment Decision-Making Skills with Real Options Analysis Are you looking to enhance your ability to assess investment decisions under uncertainty—whether in government, industry, or academia? Assessing Economic Policies Using the Real Options Methodology (3 ECTS) equips participants with cutting-edge tools to evaluate the value of flexibility, irreversible costs and benefits, and uncertainty in dynamic policy environments. This course goes beyond traditional cost-benefit analysis by introducing real options thinking, a powerful framework used by economists, policymakers, and strategic planners worldwide. Whether you work on climate policy, infrastructure, innovation, or agri-food transitions, mastering real options will help you make smarter, future-oriented decisions in complex and uncertain contexts. The course provides valuable analytical skills and supports your professional development in areas such as policy analysis, strategic planning, and applied research.