Founded in 1903, our department is well-known for the excellence of its teaching and advising, with a strong reputation for producing outstanding Ph.D. graduates, as well as rigorous and innovative economic research. We are consistently ranked among the world's leading departments. Berkeley faculty have won five Nobel Prizes, five John Bates Clark Medals, two MacArthur Foundation Fellows and twenty-three Alfred P. Sloan Research Fellowships (including an average of one per year since 1995). The impact Berkeley faculty have had on various fields of economics has been enormous. Our department is currently at the forefront of many exciting new developments in economics. This year we are pleased to add Professors Cecile Gaubert, Danny Yagan, Conrad Miller, and David Sraer to our dynamic and diverse faculty.
News
We are very sad to report that Lloyd Ulman, Professor Emeritus of Economics and Director Emeritus of the Institute of Industrial Relations, died September 17th, at the age of 94. Lloyd was a distinguished member of the Berkeley faculty since 1958, served on the staff of John Kennedy's Council of Economic Advisers, and was a leading analyst of wage-price guidelines and the institutional economics of trade unions. Please see the following obituary.
We are very sorry to report that our long-time colleague and friend, Gregory Grossman, has passed away. Please see the following obituary.
Edward Miguel receives Chancellor’s Awards for Public Service for his Research in the Public Interest.
