<p>I am currently waiting on Econ PhD decisions. I thought I could use this time to start brushing up on some coursework. I wished to know if there are any resources for graduate level mathematical methods for economics courses. I browsed some university websites, but could not find reading lists or lecure notes. I have some introduction to real analysis and bit of topology as well. But it has been 2 yrs since I passed out of college. So wanted to get a hold of things. And if you think I can learn something else in this time please drop in your suggestions! Thanks!</p>

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A syllabus with reading recommendations and old exams for UPenn's math camp are here: https://economics.sas.upenn.edu/graduate/course-information/summer-math-camp
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Thank you! This looks very useful.
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Resources for grad level math courses
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# Resources for grad level math courses

(Asked by: username_0 on 2024-02-11)

I am currently waiting on Econ PhD decisions. I thought I could use this time to start brushing up on some coursework. I wished to know if there are any resources for graduate level mathematical methods for economics courses. I browsed some university websites, but could not find reading lists or lecure notes. I have some introduction to real analysis and bit of topology as well. But it has been 2 yrs since I passed out of college. So wanted to get a hold of things. And if you think I can learn something else in this time please drop in your suggestions! Thanks!

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> **username_1**: A syllabus with reading recommendations and old exams for UPenn's math camp are here: https://economics.sas.upenn.edu/graduate/course-information/summer-math-camp  
> **username_0**: Thank you! This looks very useful.  

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