Economics
Course Requirements
Major Academic Plan
Career Paths
*Hours are Credit : Lecture : Lab
A double major in this field will also be accepted.
Economics Concentration Recommended Schedule
Each concentration has 2 MAPs (Major Academic Plans); one for students who have completed MATH 113 (Start with EMC2) and those who have not (Start with Math 112).
Economics: EMC2
- *Schedule made assuming the elective class is ECON 382 since it’s already necessary.
- It is recommended that you take the classes highlighted in blue as part of the EMC2 program (see EMC2.byu.edu).
- Since this concentration does not require CS 235, ACME Major can count your EMC2 experience as your CS 111 credit, but it is recommended that you take CS 235 (with Prerequisite CS 111) before starting the Junior Core.
Economics: No Prior Calculus Credit
- *Schedule made assuming the elective class is ECON 382 since it’s already necessary.
The job titles and graduate degree fields listed below are representative examples of the career and educational paths pursued by our graduates. Many additional opportunities are available depending on your interests and career goals.
Sample Job Titles
- Analyst
- Data Scientist
- Data Analyst/Engineer
- Economic Consultant
- Financial Analyst
- Product Analyst
- Program Manager
- Systems Engineer
- Operations Analyst
- Researcher
Sample Graduate School Degrees
Master's Degrees
- Applied Mathematics
- Artificial Intelligence
- Computational Finance & Risk
- Computational and Mathematical Engineering Management
- Computer Science
- Economics
- Mathematics
- Public Policy and Management
Doctoral Degrees (PhD)
- Aerospace Engineering
- Applied & Computational Mathematics
- Biomedical Informatics
- Computer Science
- Computer Science & Engineering
- Economics
- Finance