Economics
Study critical decision-making behaviors and use logic to solve problems in finance, commerce, public policy and international relations.
About the Economics Program
This program focuses on building critical thinking, logic and reason. Students learn to organize their thoughts to solve problems rather than simply memorizing subject matter. Courses focus on instilling the desire to learn and preparing students for lifelong learning.
The Bachelor of Science degree in Economics involves:
- The use of economics to understand current economic activities and problems and their relationship to our social environment.
- Study of critical decision-making behavior. Employers value the ability to think critically and carefully, learn new skills and solve problems.
Degrees Offered
The Department of Agricultural Economics and Economics offers the following degrees:
- Undergraduate Programs:
- Graduate Programs:
Careers
Work in diverse fields such as:
- Actuarial Science
- Banking
- Securities
- Corporate Finance
- Insurance
- Law and Policy
- Environmental Regulation
- Government
- Academia
Our graduates have advanced to a range of careers including:
- Investment Analyst at Klipbook LLC
- Financial Advisor at Equitable Advisors
- Casualty Associate Broker at WTW
Some have advanced to master's programs, law schools and professional training programs, including:
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University of Chicago’s Harris School of Public Policy
- Master's of Economic Policy Management from Columbia University
- Master's of Economic History at The London School of Economics
A Career in Economics...It is Much More Than You Think!
Source: American Economic Association
