Economics
How do people and businesses make decisions? Why does our economy have expansions and recessions? What is government’s role in the economy? What is the best use of natural resources? Is trading with other countries good for the economy? A degree in economics will help you answer these questions and many more!
The Economics faculty within the School of Business is dedicated to the success of our students. With average introductory class sizes of 35 and upper divisional class sizes of 12, students get the opportunity to interact with faculty, enhancing the learning experience.
An economics degree offers a unique level of flexibility for many career options. It provides excellent preparation for careers in:
The School of Business offers three degree programs in economics:
Common Upper Division Course Offerings
The Economics faculty within the School of Business is dedicated to the success of our students. With average introductory class sizes of 35 and upper divisional class sizes of 12, students get the opportunity to interact with faculty, enhancing the learning experience.
An economics degree offers a unique level of flexibility for many career options. It provides excellent preparation for careers in:
- Business
- Law
- Academics
- Research
- Government
- Entrepreneurship
The School of Business offers three degree programs in economics:
- Bachelor of Business Administration with a major in business economics
- Bachelor of Science with a major in economics
- Bachelor of Arts with a major in economics.
Common Upper Division Course Offerings
- Money and Banking
- Urban and Regional Economics
- International Economics
- Environmental Economics
- Public Finance
- Law School
- Graduate School (Master’s, Doctorate)
- Small Business Management
- Public Policy
Quick Facts: Economists |
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$99,180 per year $47.68 per hour |
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Master's degree |
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None |
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None |
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21,500 |
Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics (http://www.bls.gov/ooh/life-physical-and-social-science/economists.htm)
For more information about Economics, contact:
For more information about Economics, contact:
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