Economics is the study of how societies produce and exchange goods and services to satisfy material needs. Economists analyze the process of economic growth and identify policies that contribute to economic stability and progress. Students examine the sources of economic growth–how societies produce more of what they need. The major in economics is a good foundation for graduate studies in advanced economics, public policy, law, or business.

Acquisitions AnalystHuman Resources Administrator
Actuary*Internal Revenue Officer
AuditorInvestment Analyst
Bank ExaminerLawyer*
Budget AnalystLegislator*
Chamber of Commerce AnalystManagement Consultant
Civil Rights AnalystMarket Risk Analyst
Claims InvestigatorModeling Analyst
Client Service AnalystParalegal
Commodity TraderPolicy Analyst*
Consumer Loan officerProfessor*
Contract SpecialistsQuantitative Analyst
Cost AnalystReal Estate Agent*
Data Analytics ConsultantResearch Assistant
Economist*Stock Broker
Equity TraderTeacher*
Financial AnalystTransportation Industrial Analyst
Foreign Service Officer

Positions that may require additional education, training or licensing are indicated by an (*). Job qualifications are based not only on degree program, but on skills and experience. Students should seek out as many experiential opportunities in their fields of interests as possible, including co-op and internships.

Employers

This is a limited sample of employers who have posted jobs on NUworks; please note, that they may not currently have positions posted.
Adam Dash and AssociatesAsset International
Alphatech, Inc.Baya Soft
American Institute for Economic Research (AIER)Bloomberg LP

Industries

This is a sample of the industries that often hire this major.
Communications/MediaPublishing
Finance/BankingResearch
Legal Services Non Profit

Resources