Your Name
PhD student in Economics · Your University
I am a first-year PhD student in Economics at Your University. I am interested in [your first field] and [your second field]. Before starting the PhD, I [worked at … / completed a master's in … at …].
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News
- Fall 2026 Started the PhD program at Your University.
- Summer 2026 Add something you are proud of here.
Research interests
- Primary field, for example Labor Economics
- Secondary field
- Topics you are curious about
Work in progress
Early in the program? Add a one-line description of each idea, or write “Coming soon.”
Working papers
No working papers yet? Write “Coming soon,” or remove this section.
Published papers
Nothing here yet. Keep this section for later.
PhD dissertation
Dissertation (in progress)
Other
Policy brief, data set or code
Media or blog post
Contact
Your Name
Department of Economics, Your University
Street Address, City, Country
you@university.edu · +00 000 000 0000
Employment
- 2024 – present
- Research AssistantYour University, with Professor Name
- 2022 – 2024
- Research AnalystPrevious Employer, City
Education
- 2024 – 2029 (expected)
- PhD in EconomicsYour University
- 2022
- MSc in EconomicsPrevious University
- 2020
- BA in EconomicsPrevious University
Coursework
Core: Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Econometrics. Add your field courses here.
Presentations and workshops
- 2026
- Seminar or conference nameCity, Country
- 2025
- Workshop nameUniversity
Grants and awards
- 2025
- Name of fellowship or awardGranting organization
- 2024
- Departmental fellowshipYour University
Skills
- Programming
- Stata, R, Python, Julia
- Languages
- English (native), Spanish (fluent)
- Software
- LaTeX, Git, Microsoft Office
Experience
- Fall 2026
- Teaching Assistant, Intermediate MicroeconomicsYour University, Professor Name
- Spring 2026
- Teaching Assistant, EconometricsYour University, Professor Name
Teaching interests
List the courses you could teach, for example: Principles of Economics, Econometrics, Labor Economics.
Evaluations
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