BS Economics Business

4 Years On Campus Bachelors Program

University of Nebraska Lincoln

Program Overview

The University of Nebraska–Lincoln offers a Bachelor of Science in Economics and Business within the College of Business for students who want to understand how economies function and how companies operate within economies. The program integrates economic theory with actual business acumen to equip students with careers in finance, consulting, government, and several other business-related careers. It is ideal for students who are analytical in nature, like to pursue the latest market trends, and are interested in understanding how policies influence global as well as local economies.

Curriculum Design:
The curriculum is well-rounded with a combination of core business skills along with in-depth learning of economics. A few of the important components include:

General Education Requirements – Writing, math, and science core courses to enhance critical thinking and communication skills.
Business Core Courses – Accounting, finance, marketing, and management are the topics that make up a solid business foundation.
Economics Major Courses – Microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics, international economics, and public policy analysis are covered in some of these courses.
Capstone/Advanced Electives – Students apply what they have learned from research-based or policy-focused courses mimicking real economic problems.

The faculty members possess both academic knowledge and professional experience and therefore offer an even keel learning environment.

Accreditation:
The College of Business is AACSB accredited, which is a seal of excellence that only a few business schools in the world have. It implies that what you learn is rigorous, up to date, and accepted globally.

Campus Location:
Located in Lincoln, Nebraska, the university has an active campus life with easy access to career opportunities, student services, and an engaged alumni network. The College of Business is housed in a new state-of-the-art building that encourages collaboration and innovation.

 

Experiential Learning (Research, Projects, Internships etc.)

Nebraska–Lincoln students are encouraged to apply classroom learning through a range of experiential learning experiences:

Internships – Students obtain internships with local companies, government institutions, and Fortune 500 firms, and gain experience in economics research, data analysis, or financial consulting.
Research Opportunities – Students have the opportunity to work directly with faculty on actual economic research projects, learning about academic and applied economic work.
Study Abroad – Global learning is facilitated through study abroad programs that enable students to study international economics and business cultures up close.
Student Clubs – Clubs like the Economics Club and the Investment Club provide a setting for teamwork, leadership, and networking with alumni and professionals.

 

Progression & Future Opportunities

Nebraska–Lincoln boasts specialized career assistance through its Business Career Center that provides services to students from freshman year to graduation. Offerings include:
• One-on-one career advising and self-discovery.
Resume and LinkedIn workshops focused on business careers.
Mock interviews and career readiness programs.
• Campus recruiting events and job fairs connecting students with employers from across the Midwest and across the country.

Employability:
The program graduates are well prepared for careers in economic analysis, government policy-making, consulting, and finance. Several of them are employed by distinguished institutions such as the Federal Reserve, Deloitte, and state agencies locally, while others engage in entrepreneurship or end up in corporate management training programs.

Academic Progression:
Postgraduate students continue with higher education in areas such as an MBA, Master's in Economics, or Data Analytics, Public Policy, or Law. The strong quantitative and analytical foundation that this program provides facilitates a seamless and fulfilling transition to these areas.

Program Key Stats

$27,748
$ 45
Aug Intake : 26th Jul


76 %

Eligibility Criteria

BBC
3.0
24 - 30
70 - 80

1090 - 1320
22 - 28
6.0
79

Additional Information & Requirements

Career Options

  • Financial analyst
  • economic consultant
  • policy analyst
  • business analyst
  • market researcher
  • investment banker
  • management consultant
  • data analyst
  • economic researcher
  • government advisor
  • financial planner
  • operations manager
  • marketing analyst
  • risk analyst
  • corporate strategist
  • entrepreneurship
  • and academic researcher

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