CEMFI Summer School 2025
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Summer schools
Full Time
Regular fees: 1000 - 2100 EUR
Academic fees are only applicable to full-time university faculty or full-time graduate students. PhD students may opt for an additional discount of EUR 400 by sending a letter and a CV addressed to the Director of the CSS (css@cemfi.es) before 13 June documenting the circumstances which might justify this discount.
Admissions CSS
CEMFI SUMMER SCHOOL offers top-level training for academics, central bankers, and practitioners. Participants are exposed to the latest developments in each field.
All courses take place within a five-day period and provide an intensive, rigorous, and in-depth analysis of the topics covered. Courses typically combine formal lectures, discussion sessions and, in some cases, workshop sessions where some participants can discuss their work. In more applied courses, practical classes outside the regular schedule are organized to provide additional hands-on experience. A course manager is assigned to each course to coordinate all activities. All courses are taught in person.
See our website for more information:
https://www.cemfi.es/programs/css/
CEMFI is an independent non-profit foundation created by the Bank of Spain. CEMFI's faculty is committed to high-quality research, and faculty members publish in the most prestigious international journals. Moreover, CEMFI is widely known for its excellence in teaching. CEMFI occupies a beautiful 19th century palace located in a quiet area in the center of Madrid, between Retiro Park and Prado Museum.
The following 10 courses are offered in the 2025 edition:
18-22 August 2025
Difference-in-Differences with Panel Data by Jeffrey Wooldridge (Michigan State University)
Data Science for Economics: Mastering Unstructured Data by Christopher Rauh (University of Cambridge)
25-29 August 2025
Causal Inference for Health and Social Scientists by Miguel Hernán (Harvard University)
Macroeconomics with Frictional Financial Markets by Luigi Bocola (Stanford University)
Using Textual Data in Empirical Monetary Economics by Michael McMahon (University of Oxford)
1 – 5 September 2025
The Econometrics of Macro and Micro Interactions by Frank Schorfheide (University of Pennsylvania)
New Developments in the Econometrics of Heterogeneous Workers and Firms by Elena Manresa (New York University)
8 – 12 September 2025
Empirical Analysis of Firm Performance by Jan de Loecker (KU Leuven)
Local Projection Methods for Time Series and Panel Data by Óscar Jordà (Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco and UC Davis)
Geoeconomics: The Economic Effects of Geopolitical Risks by Dario Caldara (Federal Reserve Board)
PREREQUISITES:
See the description of each course for prerequisites.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS:
All courses are taught in English.
CLASS SIZE:
No more than 36 students per course.
AVERAGE % OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS:
Around 50%.
COURSE INSTRUCTORS/PROFESSORS:
Top academic professors in the area of economics and finance.
Casado del Alisal, 5
Madrid , Spagna
