Each of our economic faculty members bring to their teaching a rich background of practical experience analyzing policy issues and problems. This faculty experience, combined with small classes and close relationships to the North Bay economic community, create a unique learning environment for students.
Program Learning Objectives
- Articulate an understanding of economic terms, concepts, and theories.
- Identify subjective and objective aspects of economic policy.
- Use both qualitative and quantitative reasoning to analyze social and economic issues.
- Demonstrate an awareness of current and historic economic issues and perspectives.
Career Possibilities
Economics: Consulting; Research: Local, State and Federal Government Agencies
Banking and Finance: Financial Analysis, Commercial Banking, Credit Analysis, Operations Securities
Insurance: Claims, Underwriting, Risk Management
Sales Management: Person-to-Person and Business-to-Business sales management in all industries
Management: Business and industry
Education: Teaching, Research
(See below for a sample four-year program.)
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Degree Requirements |
Units |
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General education (50, 12 in major) |
38 |
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Major requirements |
45-48 |
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General electives |
34-37 |
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Total units needed for graduation |
120 |
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