This PhD-level course equips economics students with essential skills for academic writing and publishing. Topics include structuring research papers, using LaTeX, managing references, and crafting effective introductions, methods, results, and conclusions. Students will learn to present research, navigate the publishing process, and understand the economics job market. The course covers empirical strategies, ethical considerations, and practical aspects of academic writing. Through hands-on exercises, case studies, and instructor experiences, students will develop the ability to produce high-quality, publishable papers. By the end of the course, students will be prepared to communicate their research effectively in the field of economics.

CILO-1: Demonstrate proficiency in academic writing, including the ability to structure, organize, and present research effectively in the field of economics. CILO-2: Utilize appropriate tools and techniques to support the research and writing process in economics. CILO-3: Critically analyze and evaluate academic work in economics, demonstrating an understanding of research design, methodology, and presentation standards. CILO-4: Understand and engage with professional practices in academic economics, including publication processes and ethical considerations.