A degree in economics teaches you relationships between two variables. For example, productivity and aggregate growth, output and inflation and prices and quantity. Major courses in an economics curriculum include taxation, international trade, monetary policy, unemployment, inflation and government policies.
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Bachelor’s in Agricultural Economics
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Bachelor’s in Agricultural Economics
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Next Start Date/Yearly Tuition27,748 USDDuration/Apply NowApplication Deadline- -
Master’s in Economics
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Master’s in Economics
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Next Start DateAug 2025Yearly Tuition18,468 USDDuration1 yearApply NowApplication DeadlineMar 2025 -
Master’s in Agricultural Economics
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Master’s in Agricultural Economics
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Next Start DateAug 2025Yearly Tuition18,468 USDDuration1 yearApply NowApplication DeadlineMar 2025 -
Bachelor’s in Natural Resource and Environmental Economics
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Bachelor’s in Natural Resource and Environmental Economics
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Next Start Date/Yearly Tuition27,748 USDDuration/Apply NowApplication Deadline- -
Bachelor’s in Economics (College of Business)
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Bachelor’s in Economics (College of Business)
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Next Start Date/Yearly Tuition27,748 USDDuration/Apply NowApplication Deadline- -
Bachelor’s in Economics (College of Arts and Sciences)
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Bachelor’s in Economics (College of Arts and Sciences)
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Next Start Date/Yearly Tuition27,748 USDDuration/Apply NowApplication Deadline-
