Program Overview
The Bachelor of Arts in Economics provides a foundation for understanding economic principles and their application in various sectors. Graduates are prepared for entry-level positions in market analysis, consulting, and data analysis, as well as for further education in economics, law, journalism, and public policy. Master's and Ph.D. degrees enhance quantitative and analytical skills for advanced roles in economics.
Program Outline
Careers:
Economists work in a variety of jobs in the private sector, the education sector, the non-profit sector and government agencies. Entry-level positions for economists with a bachelor's degree include market analysts, consultants, research assistants, data analysts, investment bankers, forecasters, journalists, as well as managers, analysts and leaders in business, banking, government, and non-profit and international organizations. The Bachelor of Arts prepares students for continued education in Economics, Mathematics, Law School, Journalism, International Affairs, and Public Policy. Master's and Ph.D. degrees prepare economists for jobs requiring more quantitative and analytical skills.