Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis
Economics

Undergraduate

Patrick Copeland

Bachelor of Arts in Economics

  • The economics major has the option of pursuing a general track or a quantitative track. The general track provides a firm grounding in economic theory and exposure to problems and techniques the student is likely to encounter in a business, nonprofit, or government agency environment. The quantitative track supplements the general track with extensive training in mathematical and statistical techniques required for graduate course work. This track is also recommended for those students who prefer a more quantitative approach to problem solving. Completion of this track fully prepares the student for entrance into the department’s Master of Arts in Economics program at IUPUI as well as graduate programs at other universities.


Minor in Economics

  • Have you considered an economics minor?
    • It will broaden your perspective and enhance your employment opportunities.
    • It will appear on your transcript.
    • Many of you have already completed, or will be required to complete as part of your major, a significant portion of the requirements.
    • After you have completed all your courses and received your grades, complete the Minor in Economics form and submit it to the Department of Economics office, CA 516.