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European Research University
Bachelor of Science in Economic Policy and Public Administration
- Ostrava, Czech Republic
BSc
Full time
3 years
On-Campus
English
The aim of the study in the three-year programme Economic Policy and Public Administration is to prepare graduates equipped with the competences for qualified performance of an independent worker in the economic policy field, especially in the monetary field, in banking and insurance, in EU bodies and institutions, in state administration and self-government bodies, or in business management in the private sector.
New Mexico State University
Bachelor of Science in Natural Resource Economics and Policy
- Las Cruces, USA
BSc
Full time
4 years
On-Campus
English
The Department of Agriculture Economics and Agricultural Business offers the Bachelor of Science in Natural Resource Economics and Policy (NREP); an undergraduate degree that trains students on the socio-economic and bio-physical aspects of environmental and natural resource management and policy.
University of Wisconsin–Stevens Point
Bachelor of Science - Business Economics
- Stevens Point, USA
BSc
On-Campus
English
In economics, you complete courses in core economic content and methodology and courses in basic mathematical techniques and advanced economic statistics.
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Economic Policy degree programs at the Bachelor's level equip you with essential skills to analyze and influence public policy decisions. This field blends analytical thinking with practical application, preparing you to tackle real-world economic issues.
Through courses in microeconomics, macroeconomics, and statistical analysis, you'll gain insight into economic behaviors and their impact on policy-making. You'll develop skills in data interpretation, crafting economic forecasts, and assessing the effectiveness of various policy strategies. Engaging with case studies and simulations allows you to understand the complexities of economic systems.
Students build confidence as they engage with new perspectives in economic contexts and policy development. By collaborating on team projects, you’ll refine your problem-solving abilities and enhance your capacity for critical analysis. Graduates often pursue careers as policy analysts, economic consultants, or regulatory affairs specialists, where they can make meaningful contributions to understanding and shaping economic landscapes.