Economics

Learn how to think more effectively about the decisions we all face. As an Economics major, you can choose an emphasis that best matches your interests and career goals. The emphases include: General Economics, Business Economics, Quantitative Techniques and Applied Economic Analysis.

A baccalaureate degree in economics can lead to careers in education, business or government. In addition, about one third of economics majors go on to law school, while many others pursue graduate degrees.

Economics Major Requirements
Economics Minor - Liberal Arts
Economics Minor - Teaching
Plan of Study Templates
Department of Economics
UNI Center for Economics Education

Student Organizations
Economics Club
International Club of Business Students
Omicron Delta Epsilon

Economics Emphasis Areas

General Economics
The General Economics emphasis is the traditional program for students who plan no further study in economics after graduation. This emphasis is highly recommended for students who are planning to go to law school.

Business Economics
The Business Economics emphasis is for students who want to study economics, but also desire business training. Economics students who plan on a future in the business community should select this emphasis.

Quantitative Techniques
The Quantitative Techniques emphasis is highly mathematical and should be selected by those who plan on seeking advanced degrees in economics.

Applied Economic Analysis
The Applied Economic Analysis emphasis is a multidisciplinary program combining economics, mathematics, accounting, information systems, and finance. The emphasis offers mathematics majors the opportunity to integrate math with economics and business courses, thus enhancing career opportunities after graduation.

• Accounting
• Business Teaching
• Economics
  
• Entrepreneurship
• Finance
• International Business
• Management
• Management Information Systems
• Marketing
• Real Estate