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The Basics. Each of Northwestern’s undergraduate schools expects students to fulfill a set of requirements to earn a bachelor’s degree, be it a Bachelor of Arts, of Music, or of Science.
Northwestern is one of the country’s leading private research and teaching universities, located in Evanston, IL. Our highly collaborative environment provides our diverse students and faculty with exceptional opportunities for personal and professional growth.
If you have questions about the Economics undergraduate program, please email us at econba@northwestern.edu. The program gives outstanding, qualified undergraduate economics majors an opportunity to earn both a Bachelor of Arts degree from the College and a Master of Arts degree from The Graduate School. Because the program is very demanding, ...
By bringing the power of computer science to fields such as journalism, education, robotics, and art, Northwestern University computer scientists are exponentially accelerating research and innovation.
Degrees and courses. One of Weinberg College's most popular majors, a major in economics prepares students for a variety of positions in government, industry or finance. In addition to a major, the department offers a minor and a joint BA/MA program.
Major Requirements. Six (6) core courses in economics. ECON 201 Introduction to Macroeconomics. ECON 202 Introduction to Microeconomics. ECON 281 Introduction to Applied Econometrics. The ECON 281 requirement will be waived if you take ECON 381-1 Econometrics as a field course.
