University of Michigan - Flint

University of Michigan-Flint

Economics

Why study Economics?

Track trends. Explore difficult problems. Find solutions. Economics is a social science that looks at issues such as inflation, poverty and unemployment and works to find ways to make improvements. Economics affects every nation in the world differently and is ever-changing – put your skills to use and learn how to create real solutions!

Why study Economics at the University of Michigan-Flint?

  • Prepared. Not only does your degree in economics give you the tools needed to succeed after graduation, it gives you the background needed to excel in graduate school.
  • Three-Tiered. The economics department offers students three options: the general program in economics, the honors program in economics and a minor in economics.
  • Get Involved. Among the many student organizations available on campus, there are two great clubs especially for economics students: Omicron Delta Epsilon and the Economics Club. Omicron Delta Epsilon is a national economics honor society which recognizes academic excellence in the field of economics. The Economics Club works to promote the study of economics and puts together many events and field trips.
  • Top Notch. Learn from faculty who have been working in the field and have real world experience. Our professors are true experts and have a wealth of knowledge – learn from the source, not from a teaching assistant.
  • Resources. Don’t go it alone. The economics department has a lot of great resources to ensure your success. From department scholarships to tutors, you’ll be a success here.
  • What can I do with a degree in Economics from the University of Michigan-Flint?

    A degree in Economics from University of Michigan-Flint prepares you for a world of possibilities. Many of our students choose to continue their studies in graduate schools while others choose to enter the work realm. Our graduates have garnered positions in some of the following fields:

    • Business
    • Education
    • Finance
    • Insurance
    • Government
    • Media

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