Economics Program (Non-comprehensive)
The Economics Major works toward developing effective decision makers and leaders in both the private and public sectors through application of theoretical knowledge to solving socio-economic and business problems and a comprehensive liberal arts education.
The Economics Major is designed to prepare students for successful professional careers and graduate studies.
While pursuing the Economics Major, students study under highly qualified faculty members who have expertise in their specialized fields.
The Economics Major instills excellence, builds confidence, and develops strong quantitative, analytical, critical-thinking and leadership skills that graduates can use throughout their careers.
Student Learning Outcomes
The Economics Program is committed to the UW-Superior Campus Assessment Plan. Economics student learning outcomes and assessment metrics are developed through a collaborative continuous improvement process that integrates input from the campus and business communities. Our program's student learning outcomes are:
- Students will master the knowledge of economic terminology, concepts, and theories.
- Students will be able to apply their knowledge to understand the economy in general, as well as analyze various social, political and economic issues.
- Students will develop economic reasoning and research skills and be able to demonstrate them through critical thinking, rational decision-making, and competent collection, processing and interpretation of information.
- Students will be able to communicate effectively in oral and written forms using professional economics language.
Admission Requirements
Refer to the Economics Admission Requirements found in the School of Business and Economics Admission Requirements and Policies.
Faculty and Instructional Staff
Liz Dalzen, Senior Lecturer
Sakib Mahmud, Associate Professor
