Bachelor of Science - Economics

In this major, students won't just learn about economic theories but also how to apply these tools to analyze issues of business, society and public policy. The economics major provides a strong foundation for careers in the business, nonprofit and government sectors as well as graduate degrees in economics, business, law and much more.

In addition to fundamental courses in microeconomics, macroeconomics and statistics, students will take topic-focused upper-level courses of their choice ranging from urban economics to health economics to issues of gender. They will also have the option to gain hands-on experience in internships and conduct independent research studies for credit.