EconomicsMinor
Study how scarce resources are allocated to meet economic goals.
Supplement your education with a minor in Economics and gain experience in economic policy and principles.
- Program type:
- Minor
- Format:
- On Campus
- Est. time to complete:
- 1-2 years
- Credit hours:
- 20
Why add a minor in economics?
When you study economics, you'll investigate the subject from two perspectives. The view from 30,000 feet, or macroeconomics, covers society-wide issues such as inflation, unemployment and economic growth. You'll also study the field on a closer, or microeconomic, level, learning to analyze product pricing, competition between businesses in an industry, and the effects of regulation.
Because you'll perform wide-ranging quantitative and qualitative analysis of economic and social forces as an Economics student, this minor is a great launching pad for careers in law, journalism and other fields that demand an understanding of individuals and society - as well as, of course, careers in academia and as professional economist.