Bachelor of Science in Economics

University of Texas - Arlington

Economics studies the behavior of people and firms in making decisions about the allocation of scarce resources and examines the structure of the economy as a whole. Economists may research energy costs, inflation, interest rates, trade, and employment to monitor and forecast economic trends. The AACSB-accredited 120 credit-hour degree programs include 15-24 hours of economics built around the core business curriculum. The six main career paths for economics graduates are government, marketing, human resources, banking, finance, or investment.

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