Master the art of decision-making and predict the trends that shape our world.
Economists are curious observers who study incentives and predict how people, markets, and organizations will react. At the Daniels School of Business, you’ll learn to use data to solve complex problems, assess policies and turn insights into action.
Build a powerful foundation in microeconomics, macroeconomics and data visualization. Specialize in one of five high-impact areas: Behavioral, Business, Policy, Mathematical or Quantitative Economics to precisely align with your career goals.
Tailor your degree for a specific future career goal, from informing U.S. policy and UN decisions to conducting corporate investment analysis. Our unique focus areas ensure you graduate with specialized, in-demand skills for a variety of career paths.
Volunteer in our experimental economics lab or get paid to partner with faculty on cutting-edge research in our economics center focused on law, regulations and government programs. An education that transforms your life includes these challenging, rewarding outside-the-classroom experiences.
A foundation in economics sets you up for a wide variety of high-demand career paths. You’ll graduate knowing how to expertly synthesize data and turn it into insights for consulting firms, investment banks, government agencies and global organizations.
With a degree in Economics, you could become a:
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The Daniels School emphasizes hands-on learning and a STEM-based education, something few other business schools offer. That gave me confidence that I’d graduate with the skills needed not just to succeed, but to thrive.
Ava Leffel
Bs Economics '26
Finance & Accounting Manager Intern, Procter & Gamble
At the Daniels School of Business, you'll gain more than a degree. You’ll discover your potential and chart a path that’s uniquely yours. You can study abroad, add a concentration or minor, or pursue a master’s degree, often without adding extra time to your undergraduate journey.
Take advantage of academic experiences that add value:
Outside the classroom, you’ll find countless ways to get involved, from learning communities and case competitions to leadership roles on the School of Business Council and more. You’ll also benefit from personalized career coaching and connections to top employers.
