EconomicsBachelor of Arts

Why study Economics at Gustavus?

The Gustavus major in Economics extends beyond analytical and quantitative business skills. In this program, you will learn about the macro and micro forces at the core of economic change, such as consumer demand, labor markets, and international trade, and the theories and methodologies that are essential to a variety of markets, from sports to healthcare.

Course Examples

Every year, Gustavus faculty teach more than 1,800 courses - you'll be able to choose what interests you. Maybe one of these courses from Business and Economics will be on your class schedule.

  • E/M-382Money and Banking
  • E/M-286Economics of Sports
  • E/M-366Economics of Strategy
  • E/M-281Intermediate Microeconomics
Jake Ross ’23, Economic Analysis Major

Several faculty members have given me advice about what career fields I might be interested in – and helped me understand the paths to having those careers.

Jake Ross ’23, Economic Analysis Major

What can I do with a degree in Economics?

The Economics major is adaptable - and valuable - leading to many different fields and fulfilling careers. Here are a few popular paths, but a Gustavus degree can take you anywhere.

  • Data analysis
  • Forecasting
  • Banking
  • Economic Development
  • Management
  • Market Research
$69,294
Average salary 5 years post graduation Post-Secondary Employment Outcomes Explorer from the U.S. Census Bureau
75%  Ultimately attended graduate or professional school
11:1  Student to Faculty Ratio
72  Majors
100%  of courses taught by faculty members

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