University — Resources

Since a question about university, grad school, academia, etc. is bound to come up every so often, I thought it would be a good idea to compile a list of resources on the subject and have it stickied.

Future Directions of Austrian Economics - Peter Boettke

Economics as a Vocation - Peter Klein

The Professional Economist - Peter Klein

New Directions for Austrian Economists - Joseph Salerno

Guerrilla Teaching - Peter Klein

Thinking of Grad School? - Walter Block

Austrians in Academia: A Battle Plan - Walter Block

Passing the Torch of Liberty - Walter Block

How Much Math Do Undergrads Need? - Walter Block

Where to Study Austrian Economics - Walter Block

Interviews With Six Young Economists - Austrian Economics Newsletter

Choosing a PhD Advisor - Peter Boettke

Thinking Seriously About Progress in Science - Peter Boettke

Multi-disciplinary NOT Interdisciplinary - Peter Boettke

The Making of an Economist, Redux - David Colander

A Guide for the Young Economist - William Thomson

Pursuing a Vocation in Austrian Economics - Joseph Salerno

Economics: Vocation or Profession? - Joseph Salerno

That’s enough for now. Please add to the list!

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Becoming an Economist

Considering Graduate School in Economics?

EconPhD.net

Econ Grad School

The Young Economist’s Guide to Professional Etiquette

Resources for Economics Students

Books I wish I had read before graduate school… - Dan D’Amico

Austrian Economics in Graduate School - Art Carden

Trudie’s advice to would-be economists - Tyler Cowen

Ph.D in Economics Forums

Peter Klein’s links seem to be broken.

Sage, good call on the Colander book, I’ve read most of these already but you pointed me in the direction of some I’d not seen yet.

You might also want to see this it’ll give you a good idea of the way in which mainstream economics has developed.