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The Mathematical Economics major enables students to investigate the deep connections between mathematics and economics through a curriculum emphasizing mathematical analysis, contemporary statistical methods, and economic principles.
This dual focus in economics and mathematics equips graduates to either enter the corporate sector immediately or pursue advanced studies in economics or finance.
Program Objectives:
Upon completing the Mathematical Economics major, students will have the ability to:
Exhibit comprehensive understanding of mathematical principles and methods up to advanced Analysis levels.
Show proficiency in Probability, Statistics, and Stochastic processes concepts and methodologies.
Display command of Economic Theory's fundamental ideas and frameworks.