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Exercise analytical and quantitative skills.
Apply economic theory to illuminate realities of business and public policy.
Students in this major often join the labor market soon after graduation and enter a variety of business careers; many later pursue MBA, master of finance, master of accountancy etc. They often pair this major with a minor in finance, marketing, entrepreneurship, or sports management, to develop expertise in one area of business.
This major requires social science courses beyond economics, as it emphasizes economics as a social discipline. It is suitable for students interested in public policy, public administration, working in the nonprofit sector, or having an international career.
This major emphasizes quantitative skill, requires a few math courses, and prepares students well for PhD or master programs in economics, data science, public policy, and related fields. It is a STEM major (so international students with this major are eligible to apply for 2-year extension to their 1-year Optional Practical Training).
The Department of Economics and Business contributes core courses to the Business School’s interdisciplinary business curriculum and collaborates closely with other departments/programs and the Center for Entrepreneurship to prepare students for careers in business and entrepreneurship.
Our alumni lead financially successful and meaningful careers. Read about our Economics & Business alumni and start imagining what you want to do.
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