The minor in economics can add rigor to a variety of related fields and can help sharpen quantitative and critical thinking skills. People with economics training work in a variety of jobs in the private sector, the education sector, the non-profit sector, and government agencies. The Minor in Economics also helps prepare students for continued education in Law School, Journalism, International Affairs, and Public Policy.
Economics Minor
Economics Minor
The Economics Minor provides the study of microeconomics and macroeconomics at the introductory and intermediate theory level. The program also requires study in fields of economics, such as labor, international, financial or environmental economics.
Careers with an Economics Minor
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Admissions Information
There are no requirements beyond University admission requirements for freshmen and transfer students.
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Curriculum
The Economics Minor requires 21 semester hours of economics coursework.
Contact Us
If you have questions or would like more information about the Economics Minor, contact Dr. Harold Winter or Dr. Julie Paxton.
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Economics Major B.A.The Economics B.A. emphasizes an analytical yet humanistic approach and empowers you to apply economic analysis techniques to various problems and fields, from education to journalism to financial services.
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Economics Major B.S.The Writing Certificate provides students of all majors (except English) the opportunity to enhance their writing abilities and have this expertise appear as a credential on their transcripts.
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Economics M.A.The Economics M.A. provides a rigorous quantitative and analytical skills for those interested in finding a career in the public/private sector or pursuing a Ph.D. degree in economics.