BA Economics - Mathematics
Course Overview
Xavier University's Economics program equips students to analyze real-world challenges and develop solutions that enhance productivity and sustainability through the lens of economic theory. The curriculum culminates in a senior capstone project, allowing students to conduct original research on a topic of their choice, solidifying their analytical and problem-solving skills. This degree prepares graduates for high-demand careers, with 98% of students employed, volunteering, or in graduate school within six months of graduation.
Key Program Highlights
- Apply economic theory to solve real-world problems and create sustainable solutions.
- Conduct original research in a senior capstone project on a topic you choose.
- Learn from a nationally recognized program at a top-ranked university.
- Develop strong analytical and critical thinking skills highly valued by employers.
- Join a successful network of alumni with a 98% placement rate after graduation.
Course Overview
Xavier University's Economics program equips students to analyze real-world challenges and develop solutions that enhance productivity and sustainability through the lens of economic theory. The curriculum culminates in a senior capstone project, allowing students to conduct original research on a topic of their choice, solidifying their analytical and problem-solving skills. This degree prepares graduates for high-demand careers, with 98% of students employed, volunteering, or in graduate school within six months of graduation.
Key Program Highlights
- Apply economic theory to solve real-world problems and create sustainable solutions.
- Conduct original research in a senior capstone project on a topic you choose.
- Learn from a nationally recognized program at a top-ranked university.
- Develop strong analytical and critical thinking skills highly valued by employers.
- Join a successful network of alumni with a 98% placement rate after graduation.
Requirements
Modules
- Microeconomic Principles
- Second Language Elective
- First Year Seminar
- Ethics As Intro To Philosophy
- Rhetoric
- Macroeconomic Principles
- Literature & Moral Imagination
- Ignatian Imagination
- Second Language Elective
- Calculus I
- Historical Perspectives
- Quantitative Methods
- Natural Science Elective
- Solidarity And Kinship Flag
- Microeconomic Analysis
- Intro To Business Analytics
- Science Perspectives
- Philosophical Perspectives
- E/Rs Elective
- Macroeconomic Analysis
- Empirical Analysis In Economic
- Economics Elective
- Creative Perspectives
- Theological Perspectives
- General Elective
- Economics Elective
- Oral Intensive Flag
- Humanities Perspectives
- Writing Intensive Flag
- General Elective
- Capstone Experience In Economics
- Economics Elective
- General Elective
- Capstone Experience In Economics
- Economics Elective
- General Elective
