Economics Minor

(18 credits)

The Economics curriculum is marked by attention to a global perspective; an ecologically contextual focus; a conscious awareness of the role of women in the economy; sensitivity to methodological pluralism; and attentiveness to the twin aspects of rigor and relevance. Students studying Economics are prepared to enter fields such as law, business, global affairs, environmental studies, finance, banking, and international financial and governance institutions. Recent alumni have launched into successful careers in major global corporations with headquarters in the greater Hartford area.