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Economics & Business

Exercise analytical and quantitative skills.

Apply economic theory to illuminate realities of business and public policy.

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PATHS TO SUCCESS

Business Economics Major

Students in this major often join the labor market soon after graduation and enter a variety of business careers such as accounting, finance, market research, consulting, etc.; many later pursue MBA, master of finance, master of accountancy etc.

Economics Major

For students interested in graduate study in economics or becoming professional economists; strong mathematics requirement.

Quantitative Economics Major

Strong emphasis on quantitative skill and data analytics; also qualifies as a STEM major (so international students in this major are eligible to apply for 2-year extension to their 1-year Optional Practical Training).

International Political Economics Major

For students interested in an international career such as international business, international development, or global market research; requires courses with international content from various disciplines.

Our alumni lead financially successful and meaningful careers. See our After Beloit page for career outcomes and alumni stories.

Beloit econ graduates median early career salary: $79,500

Beloit econ graduates median mid-career salary: $161,600

79% of Econ alumni report that their work makes the world a better place

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Economics & Business News

Big ideas, practical applications, and a few gentle nudges

Beloit’s student-centric culture, broad liberal arts focus, and strategic nudges from mentors helped Karla Magana Figueroa’13 get the most out of her Beloit education. While everyone may not immediately connect a liberal arts education with a career in corporate America, she’s found it to be a perfect fit for the wide-ranging projects she’s worked on as a consultant, first for IBM, then for Ernst & Young.

Greg Hopper ’80 giving a talk on Investing Strategy to Investment Club members and econ majors and faculty at Beloit College, Feb 6th. 2020

Being an Investor While in College, Why Not?

Mashfik Siddique ’20 and Saugat Pandey ’21 found a place for students to become investors while still in college.

Garrett Cornelius Moore, Kelly Elizabeth McLean, and Beryl Sibyl Odonkor sharing their networking experiences.

Advice From the Wise Networkers

Not knowing an effective way to create a wider network for internships and jobs? Ask the seniors!