• Students will begin the BS in Economics program by studying the principles of microeconomics and macroeconomics.
  • These courses will provide students with the basic concepts of the discipline, including the operation of markets, consumer behavior, firm behavior, how goods are produced, how governments operate, and how growth, the interest rate, unemployment, and inflation are determined in the economy as a whole. 
  • In addition to the intermediate core courses in microeconomics, macroeconomics, and economic statistics, the Bachelor of Science in Economics major adds a capstone course in applied econometrics where students will have the opportunity to develop and present an empirical analysis of an economic question.
  • Students will also study advanced economic methods and applications including macroeconomic modeling, game theory, international trade, international macroeconomics, financial economics, and labor economics.