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Schedule an appointment with Sue Lenhard or Ellen White, the undergraduate
academic advisors.
Study Abroad - The Netherlands Recent Undergraduate Award Winners The Department of Economics offers Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degrees in Economics. These degree programs provide a broad education involving the domestic and international economy and include the study of institutions, concepts, policy, and tools of analysis. Our students prepare for careers in business, such as in banking, financial markets, insurance, law, management, and consulting; for careers in national, state, and local governments; in teaching; and for graduate study in economics and related fields including business administration, finance, public policy, and law. The Department stresses flexibility in each undergraduate program and requires a strong core of economic theory, supplemented by mathematics, data analysis or statistics, and computer science. Students in each of these degree programs choose area electives within the department, as well as in the College of Social Science and the University. All students are encouraged to develop programs of study that are tailored to their individual needs and interests. Requirements for a Bachelor of Arts in Economics 4 Year Sample Plans for B.A. Candidates per Math Placement Requirements for a Bachelor of Science in Economics 4 Year Sample Plans for B.S. Candidates per Math Placement Beyond the introductory courses in microeconomics and macroeconomics, the department offers courses in a number of areas of emphasis. These areas of emphasis are listed below, along with their respective course offerings. MICROECONOMICS
MACROECONOMICS AND MONETARY THEORY
ECONOMIC SYSTEMS
DEVELOPMENT
ECONOMETRICS
PUBLIC ECONOMICS
INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS
INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION
LABOR ECONOMICS
LAW AND ECONOMICS
HEALTH AND WELFARE
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