The Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Economics provides a strong foundation of economics, statistics, and calculus, and requires supporting coursework outside the major selected based on the student’s interest and future goals, and approved by the Department. Students may take economics courses within a variety of areas, or focus on a specific area of interest, including Behavioral, Financial, Political, International, Public, and many more.
Students gain critical thinking and analytical skills, along with quantitative skills, such as calculus and statistics. These skills are used to derive economic principles useful in forming policies or models designed to solve economic problems.
Learning Outcomes
Analytical Skills/Problem-Solving
Critical Thinking
Quantitative Reasoning
Specialized Knowledge and Practical Application
Interdisciplinary Knowledge, Diverse Issues, and Global Consciousness
