Economics

The Economics minor is for students who want to understand how economic systems work and improve their main field of study. It's a 3-year program that gives students a basic understanding of economic principles and applications. This minor helps students develop analytical skills and a solid foundation in economic theory.

Students learn about microeconomic and macroeconomic principles, the role of markets, and the effects of government regulation. They take required courses like Principles of Microeconomics and Principles of Macroeconomics, and choose from elective courses to complete 18 credit hours. This curriculum equips students with skills to analyze economic data and make informed decisions.

Graduates with a minor in Economics can work as Economic Analyst, Policy Advisor, Market Researcher, or Financial Consultant. They can find jobs in government agencies, financial institutions, or private companies. The skills they gain are useful in many industries, making this minor a valuable addition to any major.