A career in business economics utilizes big data and research to understand the production, consumption and transfer of wealth. In this field, you become an expert in understanding market trends and forecasting what the future holds. Business economics can lead to a diverse array of dynamic careers, including contract law, entrepreneurship, public administration, nonprofits, investments and beyond.
FedEx
Sandero
Sunderland AFC
Sprinkler
Office of the Comptroller of Currency
Business economics majors have the unique benefit of receiving world-class instruction from faculty in the Price College of Business and Dodge Family College of Arts and Sciences. Both engage in thought leadership and research routinely published in top academic and industry journals, and is discussed by national media outlets..
Graduating from the Price College of Business connects you to more than 40,000 graduates in key organizations not just in the U.S. but around the world.
“My background in economics has been a foundational part of my professional development and career readiness. The courses have given me a well-rounded understanding of business, statistics, and micro and macroeconomic forces, which I’ve leveraged throughout my internship experiences. The economics program has improved my ability to conduct research, analyze data, verbalize my reasoning, and interpret economic trends, enabling me to thrive in corporate settings.”
—Stephen King, economics major
