The Economics Department offers a BA, three BS degrees, and a minor. The BA provides undergraduates with comprehensive exposure to the principles and tools of economics. BS degrees provide coursework in economic analysis, financial economics, and economic policy analysis for undergraduates planning advanced study or careers in economics, financial analysis, or government.

Your Lubin BBA in Finance is the perfect way to launch your career in one of the most profitable sectors of the economy. You'll earn a respected BBA and be prepared to succeed across a broad spectrum of business and industry—and you'll do it in the heart of New York City's financial district.

Get a degree that responds to today’s ever-changing marketplace. Pace’s BA in Economics helps you develop skills in critical thinking and data analysis, preparing you for the ever-changing nature of the global economy. Learn the skills you need to succeed in the career of your choice with the help of accomplished faculty and internships/research assistantships in one of the world's most prominent economic hubs.

Pace’s BBA in Accounting prepares you to rise quickly in a highly profitable career that can get you all the way to the C-Suite. Get the educational foundation you need to sit for the CPA exam and earn other specialized credentials, like certified internal auditor. We provide CPA review courses (Becker CPA Review) in all programs, and all our programs are ready for the new "Core + Disciplines" CPA exams.

Prepare for diverse and well-paying job opportunities with Eastern Oregon University's award-winning, online bachelor's degree in economics. With the practical, theoretical, and hands-on curriculum, you can pursue government work, economist positions, research jobs or management work that could lead to a CEO title.

Finance is a discipline focused on the creation and management of money. To be exact, it studies how an individual, firm or government acquires money and spends money. Finance works in many areas, including asset pricing, financial markets, financial institutions, risk management, and corporate finance. The finance major will develop students’ skills in determining asset values, preparing corporate budgets, choosing optimal financial structures, managing risk, and making financial decisions such as dividend policies, mergers and acquisitions, and working capital management.

The continuing growth of insurance and governmental agencies has maintained a constant demand for qualified actuaries. You will graduate with the mathematical training and business background needed to enter the actuarial profession directly. Also, students who graduate with a degree in actuarial studies will be prepared for advanced study in actuarial science at a university.

The B.S. in Business Administration and Economics degree will help you build upon your understanding of business management, economic theory, and organizational communication.

The Economics Department at the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown develops both students' ability to understand economic concepts and the skills to apply those concepts to the making of intelligent decisions for themselves,

A Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting is for students hoping to find a career in business or government. Job opportunities include becoming a CPA or working in Finance, and coursework includes learning to read financial data; business ethics; accounting best practices; and application of accounting knowledge in management situations. The curriculum is designed to impress upon students the tools they need to find a successful job with a competitive salary following their studies. Accelerated programs and online accounting courses are available, subject to department approval.

UB's economics program is designed for students interested in making the world better by understanding how resources like money and land are distributed. Whether addressing global poverty or making business decisions, you'll learn to apply economic principles to improve efficiency in both professional and personal contexts.

Economics is a broad discipline that includes examining issues of scarcity; decisions about production, distribution, and consumption; and behavioral responses to incentives in all areas of life. The study of economics touches many fields including finance, healthcare, education, the environment, sports, labor and household decisions, and public policy. The economics major provides you with a background for careers in business, government, economics, law, public administration, planning, as well as preparation for graduate study.

Economics majors at The University of Tampa may pursue either a B.S. degree or a B.A. degree from the College of Business. All majors are required to develop both macro and microeconomics skills through the intermediate level. Econometrics (economic statistics) and business calculus are integrated into the curriculum. The department offers electives available across both micro and macroeconomic topics.

If you are analytical and have a strong business sense, a career in accounting may be right for you. A bachelor’s degree in accounting prepares you with the financial tools and decision-making skills to work in the non-profit, government or private sectors. At Spalding, business courses are combined with a liberal arts education, allowing you to explore the connection between accounting and the broader business, economic and financial marketplace. You’ll even have the opportunity to gain first-hand experience in Louisville’s thriving economic community through internship and service learning opportunities.

In the 21st century, every issue is global. Any decision, whether made by a government or a business, has potentially wide-ranging international impacts. We are interconnected, tangled, and interdependent. The economy in southeast Wisconsin can be affected by events in Asia; the air we breathe by Canadian environmental regulations, and even our health by the appearance of a strange new micro-organism in the Tropics. The challenges seem larger than ever and the world smaller. Our global studies program helps students understand the complex relationships at work and become adept at finding solutions to challenging issues. If subjects such as politics, international relations, policy-making, sustainability, or macroeconomics interest you, you’ll appreciate Carroll University’s interdisciplinary program. We combine courses in political science, economics, philosophy, history, religious studies, environmental science, and public health. And you’ll select an emphasis that adds focus in economics, geopolitical issues or world regions.