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Our BA in Economics prepares you with the tools necessary for a better understanding of business, history, political science, and pre-law.

With a BA in Economics, you will gain knowledge essential for comprehending the complex issues that shape today’s global marketplace. Our program also provides you with excellent preparation for graduate study in such fields as law, political science, history, criminal justice, anthropology, sociology, and economics. Plus, independent research opportunities abound through seminar courses, independent studies, internships at companies like BNY Mellon, IBM, Goldman Sachs, and more.

Did you know? This program has STEM designation which includes benefits such as an extension for international students and a competitive edge in today’s job market. Learn about the advantage of STEM at Dyson College of Arts and Sciences.

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Dyson College of Arts and Sciences

Available Undergraduate Degrees: BA

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NYC
Westchester

Majors: Yes
Minors: Yes

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#1 IN THE NATION

Each year, the Pace Economics team puts their knowledge of the US economy, monetary policymaking, and the role of the Federal Reserve System into practice as they participate in the College Fed Challenge. In 2014, the Pace team won first place at the 2014 College Federal Reserve Challenge in Washington, DC, beating out Princeton and other Ivy League schools.

Economics through the Photographer's Lens

Assistant Professor of Economics Anna Shostya, PhD, developed and teaches the "Exploring Economic Issue through Photographer's Lens" course with the goal of challenging the perception of economics as a dry, dismal science, and improve students' imagination and creative thinking by looking at economics through a camera lens. The class culminates in a photography exhibit, which documented economic themes such as inequality and poverty, economic growth, and immigration.

From the Arts to Economics

Economics student Iliana Taormina '18, is a first-generation college student who landed an internship at JPMorgan Chase. Though her parents were both "artists at heart," who guided her toward an artistic path, Taormina found her true passion was researching the complex economic principle of game theory. She worked with Mark Weinstock, clinical assistant professor of economics, on a student-faculty research project focused on game theory.