Undergraduate Studies in Economics - Program Information

 

The Department of Economics offers a wide range of courses taught by outstanding professors. Our undergraduate programs are designed for motivated students who wish to excel. Our graduates go on to pursue exciting and diverse careers in many fields including business, finance, economics, government and public policy, international affairs, law, and the environment. Also, students in our programs are well prepared for post-graduate study.

  • The Honors Specialization in Economics provides rigorous, in-depth training in economic theory and methods, as well as their application to real world economic and policy issues. It is well-suited for students with good math skills and provides the training required for graduate studies in economics or finance.
  • The Honors Specialization in Global Economics is designed for students interested in global issues and international careers. It provides students with the basic tools of economics as well as the knowledge needed to understand international issues and the global economy. This module is multi-disciplinary, and students can easily combine this program with a major or minor in language or other area of international studies.
  • The Honors Specialization in Economics, Politics & Philosophy is aimed at students with strong writing and reasoning skills. It is an interdisciplinary program with an economics base that prepares students to be critical and informed thinkers.
  •  The Major in Economics and the Major in Financial Economics provide a strong foundation in Economic concepts and tools, as well as their application to the real world economy and public policy. These modules are often combined with the study of another discipline as part of an Honors Double Major degree.
  • The Economics Minor gives students in other fields of study an exposure to the core Economic concepts and an understanding of real world economic and policy issues.