Careers in Economics In the private sector, economists use their understanding of economic relationships to help firms set prices, forecast growth and analyze the impact of government regulations and ...

Economics careers span many industries, including healthcare, academia and law. This page highlights six common careers in economics.

While many people go on to pursue an advanced degree in economics, business, law or public policy, the BA degree in economics also prepares you for a career in business, technology, education, ...

Graduates of our BA/MA program leave with a career advantage beyond that of a bachelor’s degree. Completing a master’s degree in both international economics and finance makes students more valuable ...

BA (Honours) Economics remains in high demand due to its comprehensive curriculum covering various economic aspects. Graduates can pursue roles such as economic consultant, investment analyst ...

This page outlines requirements for the degree in Economics at Lang (BA). Students in the Bachelor’s Program for Adults and Transfer Students (BPATS) who are interested in studying economics should ...

The B.S. in Economics from Wharton encompasses a mere four courses relating to economics, while the B.A. in Economics requires six economics courses in addition to four economics elective requirements ...

UTD offers a BA and BS economics. The BS emphasizes quantitative skills, requiring more courses in math, statistics and econometrics are part of the major.