A finance major prepares you to evaluate financial situations and make decisions about how money should be allocated, managed, and invested within companies and markets. An economics major trains you ...

Students studying economics learn how to interperate and analyze how individuals and groups make decisions and interact. Economics majors explore a variety of topics including resource allocation, ...

Students pursuing a bachelor's degree in economics can consider roles in law, medicine, international relations, and academia. Students can choose to work at financial companies, banks, consulting ...

Whether through exploring market dynamics, inequality, or environmental sustainability, students within the Department of Economics learn to examine how individuals, firms, and governments make ...

Use data, economic theory, and analytical tools to understand the forces that shape markets, policy, and people’s lives. Willamette’s BS in Quantitative Economics helps you ask better questions, test ...

This fall, the College will add a fourth track to its economics major: economics with a specialization in politics and policy (EPP). Victor Lima, the director of undergraduate studies in the economics ...

Master advanced quantitative methods to better measure, understand and improve our world. The Quantitative Economics (QE) major offers students a rigorous, STEM-designated program of study that ...

We greatly value our transfer students’ contributions to our department. Our undergraduate advising program has a number of supports and structures in place to help you hit the ground running once you ...

I am a junior in high school and want to know if I should study economics or business as a major in college. The University of Pennsylvania offers both majors. Harvard does not offer a business major ...

Economics provides a powerful way to understand the choices people, businesses and governments make—and the consequences of those choices. WMU’s B.A. in Economics gives you a strong foundation in ...