Career Options
Economics majors can work in almost any area because they should graduate able to:
- Analytically and critically solve complex problems
- Be skilled in observation and inference from data, and
- Be adept at written and oral presentation techniques
Economics majors also build skills in manipulating numerical data, developing budgets, cost analysis, applying quantitative analysis, evaluating policies, and summarizing data. Typical career paths are in Business, Banking & Finance, Economic Development, Entrepreneurship, Federal Reserve Public Finance, Government, Healthcare, International Trade, Law, Marketing & Retail, Public Policy, Teaching, and Urban Planning.