BA/BS in Business/Managerial Economics

Learners in this major examine how private firms, nonprofits, and public agencies shape economic outcomes. Training emphasizes analytical skills and practical problem-solving that apply across sectors. Students study data, markets, and public policy to understand economic change. The program is taught by full-time faculty with doctorates and varied teaching and research backgrounds. Campus organizations and internship opportunities with banks, government agencies, and marketing firms build leadership and professional connections. Career paths named by the program include data analysis, financial planning, credit analysis, and policy advising. Graduates are often considered for law school and MBA programs. The Herberger Business School is also home to the Center for Economic Education, and the degree is classified as STEM-designated. Students build leadership skills through campus activities and internships.