Economics is frequently taken as a dual major with business at the undergraduate level. Graduate-level options that economics majors can pursue are: law, business, economic forecasting, public administration, professional health management, hospital administration, urban affairs, and transportation studies.
Bachelor of Arts in Economics
Bachelor of Arts in Economics
Develop a solid background in critical thinking, problem solving, and analysis for business, professional careers, or postgraduate study.
Bachelor of Science in Economics
Bachelor of Science in Economics
Develop a solid background in critical thinking, problem solving, and analysis for business, professional careers, or postgraduate study.
Master of Science in Economics
Master of Science in Economics
Equip yourself with the economic insights, strategic thinking and innovation needed to be at the forefront of diverse industry's analytics, data science, strategy and client relations.
Doctor of Philosophy in Economics
Doctor of Philosophy in Economics
Become an expert in economic insights, strategic thinking and innovation needed for maximum success in the academic market, government or international organizations, or industry.