There are two degrees available in economics.  Economics majors have the flexibility to design their degree to match their interdisciplinary interests and long-term goals.  Business Economics majors earn a supplementary foundation in business as they complete the same core business courses as all other business degrees.  

For either degree students have their choice from a wide range of courses in natural resource economics, energy economics, international trade, environmental economics, industrial organization, game theory, development economics, mathematical economics and econometrics.