Business Economics, B.S.B.A.
Darla Moore School of Business
An economics degree helps you think about business from a theoretical, big-picture perspective and keep your options open for careers in a variety of business sectors or postgraduate education.
Economics offers a wide variety of career opportunities. Professional economists are involved in economic forecasting, market research, cost-effectiveness studies, investment analysis, policy analysis, impact studies, program evaluations and solving budget problems.
Program Highlights
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Expert Faculty
Learn from the department's distinguished faculty members, who have research interests covering a wide range of topics in the field.
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Beyond the Classroom
Get a close look at annual events beyond the classroom, like the informative Economic Outlook Conference.
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Flexible Curriculum
Customize your studies via the nine-hour international component and optional business analytics concentration.
Building Skills
Gain the professional and personal intelligence it takes to have a successful career.
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Data Analysis
Examining and interpreting information to uncover insights and inform decision making
Budgeting
Creating a financial plan by estimating expenses and revenues to allocate resources effectively
Analytical Reasoning
Breaking down complex problems or situations to identify patterns, connections and solutions
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Critical Thinking
Analyzing and evaluating information to make informed decisions or judgments
Problem Solving
Identifying, analyzing and resolving problems or challenges using creative and effective strategies
Research
Gathering and analyzing information to increase knowledge or solve problems
Using your degree
Make your college experience the foundation for a successful future.
Potential Careers
- Business Researcher
- Regional Planner and Developer
- Employment and Labor Force Analyst
- Ecologist
- Industry Regulator
- Secondary School Teacher
Workplace Settings
- Business
- Banking
- Insurance
- Manufacturing
- Government
- Education
