Department of Economics, Marketing, Entrepreneurship and Analytics

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Chair: Xinyan Shi

Faculty: Suzanne Altobello, Mohammad Ashraf, Ravjiv Dahiya, Mohammed Djerdjouri, Loogeok (Lydia) Gan, Ali Jamei, Zhixin (Richard) Kang, Bishwa S. Koirala, Bryan McLeod, Edwin (Cliff) Mensah, Daniel Parisian, Xinyan Shi             

The Economics Track within the Business Administration major sharpens students’ skills for analyzing business and social problems by studying consumer and producer behavior in a variety of economic settings.  The Economics Track prepares students for a variety of careers in the government or business sectors and for job opportunities in economic consulting and research.  Corporate jobs concerned with practical applications of economic policy and economic forecasting are also routinely available.  The Economics Track is available in the traditional (fact-to-face) classroom setting and in the on-line mode of delivery.

The Thomas College of Business and Economics offers students the opportunity to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a track in Entrepreneurship, as well as an Entrepreneurship Certificate Program and a minor in Entrepreneurship.

Programs

• Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Minor
• Entrepreneurship, Minor

• Economics, Minor
• Management, Minor
• Marketing, Minor
• Quantitative Economics, Minor

• Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Certificate
• Entrepreneurship, Certificate

• Business Administration, Business Analytics Track, B.S.
• Business Administration, Economics Track, B.S.
• Business Administration, Entrepreneurship and Innovation Concentration, B.S.
• Business Administration, Marketing Track, B.S.

• Business Administration, Concentration in Business Analytics, M.B.A.
• Business Administration, Concentration in Digital Marketing and Social Media, MBA

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