Bachelor of Arts - Economics

The program provides a comprehensive understanding of how markets function, which is useful for a variety of entry-level jobs in government, industry or finance. University of West Florida can also prepare students for a graduate degree in economics, business or law.

University of West Florida offers numerous internship opportunities, including the Haas Center for Business Research and Economic Development.

Students  will develop conceptual and analytical skills for making policy-oriented decisions based on analysis of fundamental resource allocation issues. Students will study business and economic forecasting, microeconomics, international trade and commercial policy, and principles of macroeconomics.

Students will also have the opportunity to focus on narrower fields such as health care, agriculture, education, crime, politics, urban and regional development, law, history, energy and the environment.