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.

What we offer

Combined Business Economics, BSB & Social and Applied Economics, MS

Economic Issues Undergraduate Certificate

Econometrics and Data Analysis Graduate Certificate

Gender, Race, and Economy Graduate Certificate