As an economics major, you can take a broad range of courses in such fields as economic theory, econometrics, money and banking, international economics, economic history, growth and development and industrial organization. You can also study the new field of behavioral economics, which attempts to improve economic analyses by incorporating insights from psychology, and take a new seminar that facilitates collaboration among economists and psychologists and draws students into faculty research.
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Economics
Sample Courses
- Financial Economics
- Economics and the Law
- Behavioral Economics
- Economics of Collective Bargaining
Students went off to
- Study law at a top law school
- Be an investment banking analyst at Barclays
- Be an economics professor at Harvard
