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Economics intersects with every facet of life. Its study will help you understand the news, public policy, world events and even your own buying decisions. Explore history, philosophy, mathematics, sound business strategy, unemployment, inflation and environmental decay amongst others. The analytical training and quantitative skills you’ll develop will provide a solid background for anything life throws at you.

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Programs

  • Economics Minor Bachelor's Master's

Careers

  • Economist
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  • Data Analyst
  • Financial Planner
  • Accountant
  • Economic Researcher
  • Financial Consultant
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How Environment and Economy Intersect

UM faculty Dr. Katrina Mullan, an environmental economist, won a $1.45 million grant from the National Science Foundation. Climate scientists, hydrologists, social scientists and veterinary scientists from six universities in the U.S. and Brazil will study how clearing forests for agriculture affects the regional hydroclimate.