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Bachelor of Arts in Economics

Build a Strong Foundation in the Global Economy

Webster’s BA in Economics equips students with the knowledge to analyze the factors shaping the production, distribution and consumption of resources. Through this program, students develop a solid understanding of fundamental economic concepts and how policy changes influence economic outcomes. The curriculum covers key institutions, policies and analytical tools essential for economic analysis.

Guided by expert faculty, students learn to apply both microeconomic and macroeconomic principles to real-world scenarios, preparing them for success in a dynamic global economy.

Choose Webster for a BA in Economics

The Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Economics at Webster University offers a robust foundation for careers in business, government or advanced studies in economics, finance, law and related fields. The program fosters the development of analytical thinking and equips students with a deep understanding of global economic dynamics, preparing them to navigate complex challenges and opportunities in today’s interconnected world.

WWhat Economics Graduates Can Do

BEconomics graduates are employed in a wide range of industries, including government, politics, journalism, banking, insurance and other financial sectors. Employers value economics graduates for their application of data and analytics to solve problems. Many graduates continue their studies at law school or other business graduate programs.

Learning Outcomes

    The student will demonstrate familiarity with the primary measures of economic performance (GDP, price level, unemployment).
    The student will demonstrate proficiency in the use of the primary economic models (ISLM, Mundell-Fleming, Solow, consumer choice theory, price optimization, Cournot Reaction Functions, Edgeworth box and game theory).
    The student will demonstrate familiarity with basic financial concepts.
    The student will demonstrate proficiency with the application of the time value of money (TVM).
    The student will demonstrate proficiency in the use of basic differential calculus to solve production or consumer optimization problems.
    The student will demonstrate proficiency in the interpretation of statistical information related to economic or financial data.