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See the degree grade →A mathematically rigorous BSc option that applies advanced math and statistics to economic theory and empirical research. Best suited to students with strong quantitative backgrounds who plan careers in finance, insurance, data analysis, or further graduate study in technical fields.
Students investigate microeconomic and macroeconomic theory from a mathematical perspective, learn and apply economic research methods, and are trained in quantitative tools and software such as Excel, Stata, and R. The curriculum emphasizes rigorous quantitative methods, applied statistics, data analysis competitions, and opportunities to conduct original research under faculty mentorship.
The programme is designed for students with a strong background in mathematics and statistics. For the most current course listings and admission details, consult the university course catalog or an academic advisor.
Graduates are prepared for roles that require analytical and quantitative skills, including positions as data analysts, quantitative analysts in finance, actuaries, and operations research analysts. The option also prepares students for advanced study in economics and related technical fields.
Students should review the university’s scholarships pages and speak with advisors for funding opportunities and eligibility; the department and course catalog pages provide links to advising and scholarship resources.
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