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About the Department
The Economics Department offers a broad range of courses that help students interpret and engage with the world’s economic systems. Faculty research informs dynamic, discussion-based classes that connect theory with real-world challenges. The economics programs build a strong foundation in economic analysis and empirical methods, preparing students for graduate study or professional success.
Faculty
Meet the faculty of the Department of Economics, a community of scholars and educators whose expertise spans economic theory, policy, finance, and global markets. Faculty research and teaching connect analytical thinking with real-world issues, supporting student understanding of economic systems and preparing graduates for careers in business, government, research, and advanced study.
Degrees & Programs
The Department of Economics offers several majors for students interested in economics, as well as a minor in economics.
UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES & PROGRAMS
BA in Economics BS in Economics (Business) BA in Mathematical Economics BS in Mathematical Business Economics Minor in EconomicsUNDERGraduate COURSES
EconomicsDUAL-DEGREE PROGRAMS
Economics (BA or BS) and Master of Business Administration (MBA) Dual-degree Program Mathematical Business Economics (BS) and Finance (MS) Dual-degree Program Mathematical Business Economics (BS) and Master of Business Administration (MBA) Dual-degree Program Mathematical Economics (BA) and Master of Business Administration (MBA) Dual-degree Program
Internships
The Department of Economics offers students both an excellent introduction to the main areas of economics and the opportunity to tailor their learning experience to a varied range of professional and educational opportunities upon graduation.
Learn About InternshipsContact Us
senior executive secretary
Sharron Papaccio
Room 200 Barnard Hall
Office hours:
Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Study the forces behind growth, inequality, and innovation to prepare for impactful careers in business, government, and research.