Any grad schools that even touch on Austrian theory?

Or if not, any that have reputations of not being pure keynesian theory (diversified?). (I'm doing undergrad right now and am starting to look to where I want to go next.)

I'm new but did look around the site and didnt find any suggested schools. Hope I'm in the right forum as well haha. Thanks

George Mason is the top, as I understand it.  Also can study Austrian at NYU.  Grove City is set to start a masters in Austrian econ in 2009.  If you're not in the US, there are plenty of European options, and one in south America.  You might do a google search for Walter Block's list.

 just search the mises site for grad schools..you should find prof.block's letter...have myself just applied this yr to the us...GMU is the only one in the US with austrian econ on the official program...other places (to my knowledge) offering aus content are:

suffolk univ, boston (ben powell and david tuerck)

WVU (chris coyne and russ sobel)

Florida state (randy holcombe and bruce benson)

univ of georgia, athens (selgin)

plus there is a masters in aus econ in madrid under prog. de soto...

hope this helps!

Here is Block's list. NYU has an Austrian programme, just not by name. Apparently Harvard is also becoming a good place to study market economics, and I should mention that if you're interested in doing both law and economics both NYU and GMU offer combination programmes.

I hope I get into GMU still haven't got a letter.