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Economics Research and Data Analysis

The major in economics research and data analysis provides students of economics with a robust grounding in quantitative methods. Students are exposed to statistical and econometrics methods and every aspect of data literacy from procuring and cleaning data to visualization, regression analysis, and written and oral presentation. The major includes a research practicum wherein students analyze real world data in conjunction with industry professionals. This major prepares students to work in any field that requires quantitative and research skills.

What Will You Learn?

In our economics, finance, and global business programs, students learn in-demand skills that employers have identified as critical for job candidates, including:

-Understanding the main tools of policies for markets and government 

-Using data and statistical tools to carry out economics and financial projects 

-Understanding the main instruments, rules, and strategies of finance and financial planning 

-Ability to assess the impact of the global environment (economic, financial, political, regulatory, technological, social, and cultural) on institutions, businesses, economies, and societies

$7,000.00
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Course Information
Program Type
Duration
Hybrid Model
1+3
Price
$7,000.00
Tuition Fee
1st Year: 7000 USD
2nd Year: 14000 USD
3rd Year: 14000 USD
4th Year: 14000 USD

Students in economics, finance, and global business study in small classes, taught by faculty with significant industry experience who are recognized experts in their fields. They also gain real-world experience through internships, mentoring, and other professional enrichment activities. Business students also benefit from the sophisticated resources in the Cotsakos College of Business, including the Global Business and Finance Institute, an active trading room that brings the world financial markets to campus. For students looking to enter careers in investment advice or wealth management, our financial planning degree program allows graduates to sit for the CFP® exam. Our students benefit from William Paterson University’s strong ties to professional organizations like the Financial Planning Association and numerous employers including brokerage firms and registered investment advisory firms.

BudgetingData AnalysisDigital Fluency
Financial ForecastingFinancial ReportingSales
Strategic Planning  
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Career Opportunities

Economic Research Analyst
Data Analyst
Financial Analyst
Market Research Analyst
Policy Analyst
Business Intelligence Analyst
Risk Analyst
Statistician

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