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Mathematical Economics Major

Temple University
Philadelphia , United States
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Tuition Fee
USD 39,480
Per year
Start Date
Not Available
Medium of studying
On campus
Duration
123 credits
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Degree
Bachelors
Major
Econometrics | Mathematics | Economics
Area of study
Business and Administration | Mathematics and Statistics
Education type
On campus
Timing
Full time
Course Language
English
Tuition Fee
Average International Tuition Fee
USD 39,480
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Program Overview

Mathematical Economics Major

The Mathematical Economics Major at Temple University's College of Science and Technology offers a comprehensive education in both economics and mathematics. This 123-credit-hour degree program provides students with a thorough understanding of mathematical principles and their application to economic theories and research.


Classes & Curriculum

The program's curriculum includes:


  • 9 required mathematics courses
  • 6 required economics courses
  • 1 writing-intensive mathematics and economics elective

Related Graduate Degrees

Students who complete the Mathematical Economics Major may be interested in pursuing related graduate degrees, including:


  • Accounting MS
  • Actuarial Science MS
  • Business Analytics MS
  • Economics MA
  • Economics PhD
  • Financial Analysis and Risk Management MS
  • Investment Management

Related Graduate Certificates

The university also offers related graduate certificates in:


  • Computer Science
  • Information Science and Technology
  • Scientific Writing

Tuition & Fees

Tuition rates for the program are set annually by the university and are affected by factors such as program degree level, course load, and residency status. For the 2025-2026 academic year, tuition costs are:


  • Pennsylvania resident: $23,856.00 per year
  • Out-of-state: $39,480.00 per year

Academic Advising

The Center for Academic Advising and Professional Development in the College of Science and Technology provides academic advising and support services to students. The center helps students navigate New Student Orientation, advises on specific degree programs and courses, and offers post-graduation guidance.


Student Clubs & Organizations

The College of Science and Technology offers various student clubs and organizations, including:


  • The Alliance for Minority Participation in STEM
  • The Association for Women in Mathematics - Temple University Chapter
  • Leadership, Education and Development in Science
  • The Math Club
  • The Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics

Study Away

Temple University's study abroad program offers students the opportunity to spend a summer or semester studying in countries such as Germany, Italy, Japan, and Spain. The university also provides international research opportunities, including external scholarship programs such as the Benjamin Gilman International Scholarship and the Boren Scholarship Summer STEM Initiative.


Accreditation

The College of Science and Technology is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education.


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