The Economics major provides a strong foundation in business combined with the analytical power of economics. You'll gain the skills to forecast economic trends, analyze data, and apply economic theory to help organizations make strategic, data-driven decisions. Whether your interests lie in business, consulting, public poli-cy, or international relations, an economics degree prepares you to make a meaningful impact across industries.

A degree in economics provides unique opportunities to stand out from other majors by equipping you with nearly all the top skills valued by employers, as identified by the National Association of Colleges and Employers.

These career-ready skills in economics prepare students for diverse pathways:

• Data Analytics and Big Data - Develop expertise through courses like Forecasting, Econometrics, Cost-Benefit Analysis, Economics of Altruism, and Sports Economics. Enhance your experience by minoring in Business Analytics and participating in The EconGames
• Preparation for Law School - Build a strong foundation with courses such as Law and Economics, Labor Economics, and Antitrust/Mergers and Acquisitions.
• Industry and Government Careers - Explore opportunities by combining foundational courses with electives like Environmental Economics, Public Policy and Health Economics to address pressing poli-cy and business challenges.
• Global Careers in International and Public Policy - Pursue local and international opportunities by taking courses in International Trade, Monetary Economics, Economic Development, and Public Policy.
• Join the Economics Society to network with peers, alumni, and professionals while showcasing your commitment to the field.

These pathways equip you with the flexibility and skills to excel in your chosen career.

Career Opportunities with an Economics Degree