Economics Degree Guide for Students
The four-year bachelor's in Economics program helps students develop strong mathematic and analytical skills. Designed to prepare graduates for entry-level careers, the programs include courses in:
- economic theory
- macroeconomics
- microeconomics
- statistical analysis
- mathematical economics
The two-year master's in Economics program provides students with an in-depth understanding of economic theories. Course topics include:
- numerical computation
- econometrics
- economic growth
- economic forecasting
Students can tailor their degree with specializations, such as:
- financial economics
- computation economics
- microeconomics
- applied economics
There are also Bachelor's and MBA degrees in more broad categories, such as Business Administration, which offer concentrations in Economics.
Economics degree related career fields:
- Business Journalist
- Economic Consultant
- International Economist
- Legislative Assistant
- Macroeconomist
- Management Consultant
- Organizational Economist
- Policy Analyst
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