88-453 Behavioral Economics Capstone

9 units, Carnegie Mellon University

The Capstone in Behavioral Economics will work to apply the theories, concepts, and statistical techniques mastered in prior courses to an applied project. Students will work closely both in teams and individually with the instructor on a project that will address a problem posed by an organization or government that behavioral economics can help to solve. Students will work to structure the problem, design an intervention or study, collect and analyze the data, and make recommendations for implementation. Students will manage the project and drive interactions with the client organization.

Prerequisites: none listed

Offered: Fall 2026, Fall 2025

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