Economics and Technology

Economics and Technology combines a blend of the modeling and analytical skills of the economist and the technical expertise of the scientist or engineer.

Significant Points:

Demand for qualified market and survey researchers should be strong.
Candidates who hold an advanced degree will have the best employment prospects and advancement opportunities.

Sample Occupations:

Economists
Energy Researcher
Health Policy Planner
Construction Estimator
Environmental Researcher

Skills Required:

Strong written skills
Computer skills
Ability to work alone or as part of a team
Frequent travel may be necessary

Professional Organizations:

Undergraduate Council (UC)
Undergraduate Policy and Curriculum Committee (UPCC)
National Association for Business Economics
Sigma Beta Delta National Honor Society in Business, Management and Administration

Department:

Social Science and Policy Studies

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