207 Bachelor's degrees in Econometrics

The Economics (Energy Economics) programme at New Mexico State University is a comprehensive Bachelor of Business Administration degree. This full-time course is designed for those seeking leadership roles within the global energy sector, providing expert training in resource management and executive administration.

The Economics and Quantitative Methods programme at Indiana University Bloomington provides a rigorous academic experience. This full-time degree combines economic theory with advanced mathematical analysis. Students benefit from a world-class education at a leading institution, preparing them for high-level professional success.

Fulfill your goals by earning a degree in applied economics where you can you develop your knowledge of past economic trends and increase your skill predicting future ones. Learn more with the Applied Economics program from Texas A&M University–Commerce.

The Transport Economics field at the Stellenbosch University is a branch of economics pertaining to the optimal distribution of scarce resources between the transport sector and other sectors, as well as within the transport sector itself. 

The Economics and Geography programme of the University of Aberdeen adds to your thorough grounding in the global economy and how it operates by setting it in the context of geography, the Earth, human relationship with the Earth, the environment and much more.

At International and Development Economics (Dual Degree) from University of San Francisco you develop skills to tackle real-world problems ranging from poverty to gender inequality to environmental pollution.  

The Econometrics and Quantitative Economics program offered by Wheaton College strengthens your math skills, provides a foundation in U.S. and global economics, and builds analytical, organizational, and communications abilities.