Students pursuing a bachelor's degree in economics can consider roles in law, medicine, international relations, and academia. Students can choose to work at financial companies, banks, consulting ...

Six SUNY Cortland economics majors are using their skills this tax season to help community members save thousands of dollars. The federal Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program provides free ...

I am a junior in high school and want to know if I should study economics or business as a major in college. The University of Pennsylvania offers both majors. Harvard does not offer a business major ...

Economics — one of the most popular majors at Brandeis — provides a lens through which we can better understand and improve our world. Economics is the study of human choice and economic behavior. It ...

In 1776, Adam Smith famously wrote: “It is not from the benevolence of the butcher, the brewer, or the baker, that we can expect our dinner, but from their regard to their own interest.” Economists ...

An increasing number of Barnard students are enrolling in Barnard’s economics major, with the number of degrees conferred more than doubling over the past decade from 57 in 2013 to 126 in 2023. This ...

Mark Witte, Department of Economics Professor of Instruction; Director of Undergraduate Studies “You can learn a lot in study abroad economics classes, and also a lot when you’re outside of class as ...

How much of an economics school is UChicago? In 2018, John List, a professor in the University of Chicago’s economics department, introduced a new specialization called business economics. The ...

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The Quantitative Economics (QE) major offers students a rigorous, STEM-designated program of study that emphasizes quantitative skills and mathematical modeling tools in economics. Integrating courses ...

Forty-eight fewer sophomores expressed interest in joining the economics department this year, prompting a concerned e-mail yesterday from chair Mark Watson seeking possible explanations for the ...