Department of Economics

Programs

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Undergraduate Programs in Economics

BA in Economics 45-48 credits

Required and elective courses to give you a greater understanding of society and method of thinking useful for a variety of career opportunities.

BA IN ECONOMICS

BA in Business Economics 48-51 credits

Receive practical training in practical problem solving career training in private business, banking, and government. 

BA IN BUSINESS ECONOMICS

BS in Mathematical Economics (STEM) 55 credits

Prepare for research and technical work in industries such as marketing, banking, finance, and government agencies. 

BA IN MATHEMATICAL ECONOMICS

Minor in Economics 18 credits

Contact minor advisor Dr. David Switzer for more information and to apply.

MINOR IN ECONOMICS

Graduate Programs in Economics

5-year BA/MS Applied Economics (STEM)

The Five-Year B.A./M.S. track is an accelerated, rigorous program option available to undergraduates who maintain a 3.3 GPA and who show the ability and discipline necessary to successfully complete an accelerated combination undergraduate and graduate program in economics.

PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS

MS Applied Economics (STEM) 36 credits

Prepare to work at a private firm or government agency in forecasting, market research or policy analysis by learning in a program that emphasizes the practical aspects of economic theory and provides a solid foundation in advanced microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics and forecasting.

PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS

Data Analytics (Graduate Certificate) 15 credits

Designed for working professionals, the Data Analytics program prepares you to use data securely, identify techniques to make accurate predictions and present your results to coworkers. 

PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS

Economics for Educators (Graduate Certificate) 18 credits
Enhance your knowledge and training through advanced content in economics and have the ability to teach Senior-to-Sophomore or College-in-the-Schools courses in economics. 

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