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Economics is about policy decisions, politics, consumerism, poverty, the cost of living, wages, taxes, the market, globalism, business, and pretty much every other current topic. Major in economics to gain knowledge and skills that improve business and personal decision-making, and provide gateways to careers in business, government, law, and academia. Economic analysis is a useful and trusted part of making sense of a complex world, and making things better.Our students learn to analyze numerical data, recognize trends, and think critically. These skills help them find careers in a wide variety of fields--including many positions that don’t specifically say ''economist'' in the job title.The study of economics examines how entities from individuals to nations allocate resources to achieve objectives congruent with their desires and interests. A strong economics background can help one better predict movements in stock markets, achieve a balance between economic policy and environmental goals, recognize the costs and benefits of increased globalization including international trade, and predict how different government policies influence the business cycle.Economic forces have had powerful effects throughout world history and so a strong background within economics can greatly increase one’s understanding of the world today. Moreover, economics helps develop analytical abilities and skills such as forecasting market trends and managing financial portfolios that are attractive to a wide range of employers in both the private and public sectors. Obtaining an economics major is also beneficial to those who enter graduate programs in business, law, or any of the social sciences.Within the major, students can specialize in different fields, including international economics, and financial economics. Both areas are rapidly increasing in importance as the world becomes more interdependent and as more people hold financial portfolios. Students specializing in general economics can also tailor a program to meet their specific interests through consultation with one of the undergraduate advisors in the program.With different specializations and foundations, students have great flexibility to augment their economic training with courses that meet particular interests in areas such as business, political science, or journalism. Students can thus combine their economics degree with other disciplines so as to pursue a wide range of careers and interests.
