Employers, especially business firms who are looking for liberal arts graduates, often favor economics majors because these students have been through rigorous training. The demands of majoring in economics tend to attract ambitious, bright students. Thus, a degree in economics is a valuable credential. The salaries of economists, both academic and nonacademic, tend to be higher than those of other social scientists.

Faculty are dedicated and experienced teachers. All of the permanent staff have earned Ph.D.s and are actively engaged in conducting research in their areas of specialization. Students will find that the faculty are quite willing to work closely with them during their stay at UNI.

• The UNI Rod Library has an extensive collection of books and periodicals related to economics.

• The UNI Economics Club sponsors field trips and speakers that enhance both the academic and the social experience of Economics students.