BA in Economics in Logan United States | Utah State University

Economics examines how societies produce, distribute, and utilize goods and services, offering insights into economic systems. Those studying economics develop analytical thinking, problem-solving abilities, numerical proficiency, and other essential skills. The curriculum emphasizes economic principles, creating pathways to specialized roles in policy evaluation. Economics students acquire hands-on research experience, equipping them for advanced studies or diverse business professions. The program offers four specialization tracks: Economic Theory, Managerial Economics, Prelaw Economics, and International Economics and Trade. Completing all major requirements leads to a degree. For a BA, students must additionally demonstrate competence in foreign languages. An accounting-economics combined major is an option, with BA or BS eligibility based on fulfillment of criteria. Details regarding this program are available in the university's course catalog.