Institution
White Globe doesn't just study the economy — we teach it. Our Institution runs in-house training open to everyone with an interest in economics, and is building a long-term program to bring economic literacy into elementary classrooms.
Courses built by the people who use them
Every course is taught by a White Globe researcher who applies the same methods in their own working papers the same week. We run five tracks: Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Econometrics, Mathematics, and a catch-all Necessary Skills track for data literacy and programming. All of them are open to everyone — the only prerequisite is an interest in economics.
Explore In-House TrainingMicroeconomics — In Session
Our Microeconomics cohort is currently running. Our other tracks will open for enrollment on a rolling basis.
Microeconomics
Consumer choice, firm behavior, and market structure — no prior knowledge required.
More ways to learn
Necessary Skills
Data literacy and programming in R, STATA, and Python — the practical tools that turn analysis into something a decision-maker will actually read.
Workshop
Short, self-paced sessions open to any curious individual, not just economists. Latest addition: the interactive LaTeX course, now in the Archive and open for anyone to work through.
Elementary Education
We're building a program to bring age-appropriate economic reasoning into elementary classrooms. It's early, but it's coming.