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UW-Superior offers a major in Economics that prepares students for a wide range of business, government or education careers as well as for graduate school or law school. Many students choose to combine this major with another major or a minor in areas such as business, political science, history or geographic information systems.
Economics involves the study of social issues such as unemployment, inflation, pollution, poverty and economic growth. By learning how to analyze and solve economic problems in a concise and logical manner, economics majors acquire skills that are helpful in almost any career.
Degrees and Majors/Minors:
Major: Economics
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What can you do with a degree in Economics from UW-Superior?
Employment of economists is expected to grow about as fast as the average over the next decade, according to the U.S. Department of Labor. Opportunities for economists should be best in private industry, especially in scientific research and development, and consulting firms, as more companies contract out for economic research services. Rising demand for economists should stem from the growing complexity of the global economy, competition, and increased reliance on quantitative methods for analyzing and forecasting business, sales, and other economic trends. More advanced career positions may require a master's or doctorate degree.
Examples of careers available to students who major in Economics:


