Econometric Society DSE summer school is annual short course in dynamic structural econometrics and computational methods more generally, paired with an associated two day conference in the same general area. DSE conference and summer school have a special theme that varies from year to year. Similarly, hosting institutions and program committees change in correspondence with the annual themes.
YouTube videos
We have recorded the summer school lectures and conference talks from the last several DSE events. You can watch these videos on the DSE YouTube channel.
GitHub repositories
The DSE teaching materials since 2019 are available in the public repositories on GitHub. You can find there teaching slides, lecture notes, readings, as well as code run in the lectures.
DSE Alumni
Over 200 students around the world have participated in the DSE summer schools over the years.
Recent announcements:
Announcement of DSE 2025 summer school and conference at University College London
20 Dec 2024
We are pleased to announce the next DSE event to take place at University College London on June 30 - July 6, 2025. The theme of the summer school and the conference is “Expectations and Learning in Dynamic Structural Models”.
Victor Aguirregabiria joins the core DSE team 👍
19 Dec 2024
We are excited to announce that Victor Aguirregabiria has joined the core DSE team.
DSE 2024 summer school and conference: August 4-9, University of Wisconsin-Madison
15 Apr 2024
The May 1 deadline is approaching! 🛑
DSE 2024 summer school and conference: August 4-9, University of Wisconsin-Madison
16 Feb 2024
We are pleased to announce the next DSE event to take place at University of University of Wisconsin-Madison on August 4-9, 2023. The theme of the summer school and the conference is “Policy Evaluation and Heterogeneity Measurement”. The hosts of the event are Jean-François Houde and Rasmus Lentz
Video recordings from DSE2023
27 Oct 2023
Lectures and presentation from the DSE2023 summer school and conference “Deep Learning for Solving and Estimating Dynamic Models” are now available at the DSE YouTube channel: lectures conference talks