Degrees Offered
The School of Economics offers undergraduate students a number of degree options. In addition to an Economics major, the School offers undergraduate students an Economics minor and a Certificate in Economics. For students interested in developing core knowledge and marketable skills in two separate disciplines, the School offers two joint degree programs: a joint Global Economics and Modern Language degree; and an Economics and International Affairs joint degree.
The School of Economics offers a Professional Master of Science degree with a concentration in economics. Consistent with the Institute’s technological emphasis, the Professional Master’s program focuses upon technology, regulation, market structures, and international economics. Further, the program equips students with value-added quantitative and data handling skills desired in the private and public sectors.
B.S. Economics
We offer a high-quality program of study leading to a Bachelor of Science degree in Economics, providing the skills and knowledge critical for a life of learning.
B.S. Global Economics & Modern Languages
In cooperation with the School of Modern Languages, we offer a specialized Bachelor of Science degree in Global Economics and Modern Languages, providing the unique set of economic and language training that multinational companies desire.
B.S. Economics & International Affairs
In cooperation with the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs, we offer a specialized Bachelor of Science degree in Economics and International Affairs, focusing on the most pressing issues in our global, interdependent, and multicultural environment.
Master of Science
Our Professional Master of Science program provides solid training in economic theory with a special focus on statistical and econometric methods.
Minor in Economics
Our Economics Minor is open to undergraduate students from any discipline and may include coursework in a wide variety of areas.
Undergraduate Certificate in Economics
Our Certificate in Economics is specially designed for Engineering and Computer Science majors who want a basic understanding of economic principles with a focus in one or two subject areas.
News
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September 11, 2009From Chocolate to Healthcare: Behavorial Economics Helps us Choose
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Events
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Professor Olga Shemyakina Seminar
11:00 AM - 12:15 PM