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The Department of Finance and Economics aims to equip students with lifelong learning skills, foster accountability for their choices, and enable meaningful contributions to societal objectives. Our programs cultivate thoughtful individuals who can analyze critically and thrive in an intricate, interconnected world of global diversity. Graduates will be well-prepared to secure positions across public and private industries or gain admission to top-tier graduate programs.
Economics examines how consumers, businesses, and governments make decisions. Foundational courses address essential economic and legal literacy required in today's sophisticated world, while advanced classes expand this knowledge with contemporary economic principles and analytical methods. Students can choose from specialized electives including environmental economics, sports economics, global trade, monetary systems, statistical economics, and numerous other topics.
Practical application through external internships blends professional and academic development. Credits may be awarded on a pass/fail or graded basis, determined by departmental policy.