Economics - Jacksonville University

Economics from Jacksonville University is a Campus Bachelor Economics degree that prepares you for a Business career. At many other colleges, you'll find the economics program mixed in with the liberal arts and sciences. Here at JU, economics is part of the Davis College of Business. Our program combines the study of economic theory with a broad introductory look at business. Add in the soft skills acquired through classes in ethics, communication and leadership, and you have a degree like no other. The economics program also offers the practical business focus shared by all programs in the business college. Our economics students go beyond studying supply and demand curves. They study economic theory and learn how to apply those theories as they analyze and solve relevant business problems. They learn how economics affects our whole world ? from government and public policy, to banking, private industry, politics and labor relations. Many students have done independent research projects in areas that pique their own interests. Faculty work directly with students to cultivate the most interesting research, internship and job opportunities. Internship & Career Opportunities The College of Business offers internship opportunities for students in all major areas of study, including economics. Internships allow students to expand their education and skills, receive exposure to real-life experiences, and enhance their career opportunities while earning academic credits. More than 50 local and/or national organizations sponsor internships for College of Business students. The economics program at JU is designed to prepare the student for research and management careers in business and government. Graduates have gone on to successful careers with American Airlines, Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Mutual of New York, Drexel Burnham Lambert; the Internal Revenue Service; and Prudential Securities. View more details on Jacksonville University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Economics courses.