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Economics
Economics, taught at Sogang University, can be classified into two broad categories: microeconomics and macroeconomics. Microeconomics is the study of how individuals, households, firms, and governments make choices, and how these choices affect prices, allocation of resources, and wellbeing of people.
Economics (Hons)
The Bachelor of Economics (Hons) from HELP University is an excellent starting point for a career in the accounting, finance and banking professions.
Financial Economics
The B.S. Degree in Financial Economics from The City University of New York requires completion of 120 credits.
Business Administration - Finance
The Business Administration - Finance programme at University at Buffalo is a comprehensive full-time course delivered in a public study mode. This integrated degree pathway allows students to earn both a bachelor and master level qualification over five years, focusing on advanced financial analysis and market strategies.
Economic History and Geography
The Economic History and Geography programme at the London School of Economics and Political Science is a three-year, full-time course. This public study mode degree explores the roots of economic change through a geographical lens, combining social science theory with historical research to understand global development.
Economics
The Economics BA program offered at New York University prepares students to understand individual and group decision making, the structure of markets and economies, and the relationship between regions within the global economy.
Economics
The Economics undergraduate program of our department at Cankaya University is designed with the aim of raising individuals who have the ability to comprehend and interpret economic phenomena, and who have advanced problem solving and critical thinking skills by using the tools and methods of modern economics.
Economics
Students at the Economics program of The University of Toledo have unheard-of opportunities to work with faculty on research and even have their research funded. An economics degree helps you develop critical thinking skills that can be applied to your career and help you keep up with changing technology.
Business Economics (with integrated Foundation)
Business Economics (with integrated Foundation) from University of Buckingham is designed for students who need additional preparation prior to undergraduate level study. The first year of the programme is intended to provide a foundation in both knowledge and academic skills for the more specialist subjects in years two and three.
Economics
The Economics programme at Boise State University will prepare you for many career paths including government and many industries. And, if you plan to go to graduate school in economics, add the quantitative emphasis.
Philosophy, Politics and Economics (Hons)
Philosophy, Politics and Economics (Hons) from University of Pretoria provides a holistic education, transferable skills, critical thinking, and communication and problem-solving that will help you develop to your full potential.
Economics
With Cedarville University's distinctly Christian Economics degree, you'll be prepared for success in a variety of careers. Choose to pursue either a Bachelor of Arts (BA) or a Bachelor of Science (BS) — if you're planning to attend graduate school, the BS option is ideal, while the BA offers flexibility for exploring other courses or adding a minor.
Economic Consulting
The BSBA in Economic Consulting at Elon University provides students with training in the application of microeconomics, macroeconomics and econometrics to problems of business decision making.
Economics
With Cedarville University's distinctly Christian Economics degree, you'll be prepared for success in a variety of careers. Choose to pursue either a Bachelor of Arts (BA) or a Bachelor of Science (BS) — if you're planning to attend graduate school, the BS option is ideal, while the BA offers flexibility for exploring other courses or adding a minor.
Economics and Psychology
The Economics and Psychology programme of the University of Aberdeen offers an in-depth examination of the influence of psychology and how we as humans think and behave. You will gain a set of specialist and transferable skills to open up career options across the spectrum of sectors and roles involving ‘people’.
International Business and Economics
Drawn to foreign cultures? Have an analytical or problem-solving nature? The International Business and Economics major, offered on St. Catherine University's St. Paul, Minnesota campus, will teach you to enter foreign markets and develop business strategies for today's globalized economy.
Economics
Economics at Morehouse College prepares students for careers as economic practitioners and researchers in the private sector, academia and government.
Applied Economics and Management
Today’s business students are tomorrow’s global innovators and leaders. They tackle real global challenges, and they’re ready to make an impact. They’re inspired. They’re passionate. They want to make their mark. They demand to leave their world better than they found it. The Applied Economics and Management program is offered at Cornell University.
Economics - Agricultural Economics
The Economics - Agricultural Economics B.S. at South Dakota State University is a comprehensive public programme. It integrates core economic theory with specialised analysis of global food systems and environmental policy. This full-time degree prepares students for leadership roles in the international agricultural sector.
Economics
With an emphasis on economics as a social science, the Albers’ Bachelor of Arts in Economics (BAE) degree from Seattle University will provide you with the analytical tools of micro- and macroeconomics as well as statistical and quantitative methods.