Students participate in experiments involving markets and personal exchange, with research spanning accounting, computer science, economics, engineering, finance, information systems, law, philosophy, and psychology.

ESI studies the role that institutions play in creating socioeconomic orders. ESI also testbeds market mechanisms. Our faculty are dedicated to providing cutting-edge techniques for both teaching and researching economics.

ESI offers two options for student to earn their master's degree. The 2-year degree is a full time graduate program and the 5-year undergraduate program allows students to earn their master's degree in a reduce timeline.