What graduate program will fit me the best if I'm a double major?

<p>I am a uprising college senior, ecnomics and computer science double major. I love both fields and am looking for a Phd program which allows me to utilize both. Right now Im considering Computational Finance(but it seems there are only master programs available) and Information System (which I’m not sure if its a good choice for someone who just graduate college). Do you have any recommendations for me? What fields should I look into? Thank you!</p>

<p>How do you want to utilize both? Also, what type of economics are you most interested in? And what kind of computer science?</p>

<p>I’ve only had undergraduate courses on economics and computer sicnece. I’m not sure what specific area I want to go into in each field. That’s why I’m asking for help. But if I have to choose one, I’ll say empirical analysis and software developement.
I want to learn more about both econ and comp sci in graduate school. In another word, is there a graduate program that I might have an advantage getting admitted being a econ and comp sci double major?</p>