What is analytical economics?
Analytical Economics is a way of studying and understanding how markets work, using numbers, data, and math. It helps answer questions like why prices change, how people and organizations respond to changing markets, and how policies impact different groups. By analyzing data and using mathematical models, we can make predictions and find solutions to economic problems. The Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Analytical Economics differs from the Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Economics in that it requires more quantitative and data analysis courses but does not require a foreign language.
Why study analytical economics at UNH?
The B.S. in Analytical Economics major at UNH is designed to help you thrive in a “big data” world. It emphasizes economic theory, statistics, programming, and data analytics for a wholistic understanding of behavior. UNH’s analytical economics major equips you with both the technical skills and economic reasoning needed to tackle real-world challenges—a skillset highly valued and rewarded in today’s competitive job market. If you are from Massachusetts, you are eligible for tuition reduction under the New England Regional Student Tuition Program. 4+1 accelerated option: As an undergraduate student you can complete prerequisites giving you a jump-start on a UNH master's in economics.
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