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The Department of Economics offers the following degrees:
Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Economics
The BA in Economics is more "liberal arts" in its focus than the BS degree. The BA degree requires completion of the BA foreign language requirement of the College of Arts and Sciences.
Bachelor of Science (BS) in Economics
The BS in Economics provides more in-depth development of the analytical and quantitative skills used in economic analysis. Students are required to complete calculus, econometrics, and additional quantitative coursework.
Dual Bachelor of Science and Master of Arts (Dual BS/MA) in Economics (Brochure)
The Dual BS/MA (“2+3”) in Economics is an accelerated program that allows students to complete a BS and a MA in Economics in five years. The program is targeted at students who are comfortable with mathematics and have demonstrated success in undergraduate-level quantitative and analytical economics courses.
Master of Arts (MA) in Economics (Brochure)
The MA in Economics is specifically designed for those seeking to work as professional economists. Students acquire knowledge and a versatile set of skills that are highly valued in the workplace. The program can accommodate prospective full-time students as well as those who wish to study part-time.
In addition to the above Degree Programs, the Department also offers:
The Department offers a minor in Economics to students who want to develop some knowledge in this field but wish to major in another discipline.
Certificate in Applied Econometrics and Data Analysis (pending CBHE approval)
The Certificate is designed to prepare students to perform applied econometric analysis in a variety of professional settings: banks, telecomm companies, consulting firms, etc.
Certificate in Actuarial Studies
A number of quantitative courses offered by the Department (Brochure) help satisfy the prerequisites for the Certificate in Actuarial Studies and help fulfill the VEE requirements in Economics and Applied Statistics. These courses have received approval of the Society of Actuaries (SOA). (More details.)