Financial Economics

Why study Financial Economics at Gustavus?

The Financial Economics major is designed for students interested in the intricate workings of financial markets, investment strategies, and economic financial policy. This major blends economic theory with finance principles, providing a strong foundation for careers in banking, investment, or financial analysis. Students will engage with advanced concepts in corporate finance, international finance, and risk management, preparing them for the dynamic field of financial economics.

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.

  • B/E-371Investments
  • B/E-281Intermediate Microeconomics
  • B/E-388Econometrics

What can I do with a degree in Financial Economics?

The Financial 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
11:1  Student to Faculty Ratio
72  Majors
100%  of courses taught by faculty members
15  pre-professional programs in a wide variety of disciplines

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