Data-Driven, Real-World Learning

You will study economic theory while building strong skills in data analysis, research, and problem solving. Through econometrics and a senior capstone, you will conduct real research and apply your knowledge to real-world issues.

Two Tracks, Flexible Pathways

Choose between a traditional track for careers in business or government or a graduate school preparation track for students interested in advanced study and research. You can also combine economics with related areas such as mathematics, computing, finance, or political science.

Skills That Set You Apart

You will develop critical thinking, communication, teamwork, and analytical skills while working through case studies and real-world problems. Ethics and lifelong learning are emphasized throughout the program.

Strong Outcomes

EBA graduates have a job placement rate of approximately 95 percent, with many pursuing careers in business, government, or continuing on to graduate and law school.

Real Experience and Research Opportunities

All students complete at least one internship, with additional opportunities available in industry and research settings. Economics students also present original research at conferences and academic events.