Business Economics Option

The option in business economics includes seven separate tracks. These include banking and financial markets, public administration, business management, pre-law, international economics, professional and macroeconomics. Each track includes recommended courses in economics, business or other courses outside the School of Business. The purpose of these tracks is to broaden the academic preparation of students and to encourage students to make preliminary career choices.

Requirements

¹ These electives are determined by selecting a business economics track. The economics faculty will advise students as to the appropriate combination of courses.

² These courses must be at the 3000/4000 level or higher.

See advisor for list of approved electives.

International Business Studies Option

This program consists of courses offered by the Economics Department, other de­partments in the School of Business and the International Studies Department. The program combines training in economics, management and other business skills with language skills and an appreciation for cultural differences that affect business relations in the global marketplace.

See advisor for list of approved electives.

Economics and Finance Club

The club has long been active and has taken previous trips to Atlanta, New York, and Chicago. For additional information or to join, contact advisor Dr.Tewhan Hahn at thahn1@aum.edu or 244-3231, Nathan Forczyk at nforczyk@aum.edu or 244-3454 and Jeff Bates at jbates3@aum.edu or 244-3187.

Omicron Delta Epsilon Economics Honors Society
Provides means not only to confer suitable honors on the more promising students but also to encourage scholarship by organized meetings at conferences and through the publication of its official journal. For more information contact advisor, Dr. Mariano Runco at mrunco@aum.edu or 244-3563.

Career Possibilities

Other opportunities

The Southern Business & Economic Journal