Work product
Economics major Riley Williams spreading his wings at Wright State
Riley Williams transferred to Wright State as a freshman and immediately felt like he had a place in the university community.
Economics
You can study how societies, governments, businesses, households, and individuals create, use, manage, and distribute resources. You will gain valuable skills to help predict and study responses to policy and market changes, help develop public policies, and make better business decisions. A degree in economics means you can work in research, businesses, nonprofits, or government institutions or continue your studies in a graduate or Ph.D. field. You can choose from bachelor and master’s programs or minor and certificate programs.
Department:
What we offer
Economics Minor
Business Economics, BSB
Social and Applied Economics, MS
Economic Issues Certificate
Gender, Race, and Economy Certificate
Success Stories
Student Profile
Alumni Profile
Economics alums share insights from careers with City of Hamilton
Raj Soin College of Business graduates shares their knowledge and experience with Wright State students as part of a series of seminars on local and global economies.
Alumni Profile
Deere to her heart
Wright State alumna Elizabeth Conzo-Kershner ’00 flourishes as a leader in precision agriculture at John Deere
Elizabeth Conzo-Kershner helped establish a Student Government scholarship when she was a student and to get it endowed in 2018.
