Program Overview

Applied Mathematical Economics

Overview

The Applied Mathematical Economics program, offered by the departments of mathematics and economics, trains students as quantitative economists ready to step into research positions in government or business. The program's course requirements and electives divide equally between economic theory and mathematics, and include computer science coursework.

Curriculum

• Bachelor of Science

Outcomes

• Interpret and manipulate economic data
• Display a command and interpret discipline's knowledge
• Critically analyze published journal articles and identify trends and patterns in published econometric analysis
• Use the results from econometric research to evaluate policy issues
• Use economic theory to formulate empirical models and conduct appropriate statistical tests of these models
• Locate and use available data to conduct econometric analysis

Career Opportunities

• Teaching
• Economists and economic forecasting
• Research
• Statistics
• Engineering
• Actuarial work
• Cryptology
• Inventory planning
• Numerical analysis
• Web metrics

Program Resources

The Oswego Guarantee

• Timely course offerings
• High touch connections to alumni
• Small student to faculty ratio
• Limited room & board increases each year

Tuition and Costs

Our college education is affordable, see our in-state and out-of-state tuition and costs.

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