School of Economics
Teaching the next generation of economic thinkers and problem solvers, researching topics of local and global significance, and serving º£½ÇÉçÇø and our broader communities with distinction.
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Why Join the School of Economics
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Our programs instill a unique way of thinking and solving problems, and a set of analytical tools that are in high demand. Economics majors enjoy fulfilling and lucrative careers in:
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Outside the classroom, our students participate in research projects with School of Economics faculty and gain other resume enhancing experiences. We offer in-person and online undergraduate degrees in Economics and Financial Economics and have graduate programs that provide advanced training in Economics and related fields.
School of Economics Highlights
Dr. Caroline Noblet PFAS Research
Professor Noblet’s research on PFAS lies at the intersection of economics and psychology (i.e., behavioral economics) with strong connections to a larger interdisciplinary team, which won the 2024 Research Collaboration Award from Uº£½ÇÉçÇø’s College of Earth, Life, and Health Sciences.Dr. Jonathan Malacarne
Along with SOE students and other academic colleagues, Dr. Jonathan Malacarne is studying a wide range of topics related to the agricultural economy in º£½ÇÉçÇø and worldwide.Market Integration Research Lab (MIRL)
Students in MIRL closely work with faculty to explore cutting edge research and use a variety of statistical techniques related to econometric connectedness, an area of expertise for MIRL Director Dr. Thomas Wiesen.
