Economics Department 

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Master the science of human decision-making.

Economic analysis provides innovative critical thinking needed to solve a diverse range of complex societal challenges. When you pursue an economics education at À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ, you’ll learn to apply theory into practice in a variety of industries, including finance, insurance, sports, labor, and law. 

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Academic Programs

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  • Member of the International Honor Society of Economics

  • 1:1

    faculty mentorship

  • Versatile and marketable economic double majors 

Experiential learning with expert faculty.

À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ’s Economics Department is led by full-time doctorally prepared faculty with diverse backgrounds in their fields of study who are dedicated to helping you master the science of human decision-making with an emphasis on personalized mentorship. We also provide you with ample opportunities for experiential learning. From student-led research projects to local internships and study abroad programs in Western Europe, Eastern Europe, and China, you’ll learn to apply complex economic theories to real-world challenges. 

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Get student support from start to finish.

Experience comprehensive support at the Center for Student Success and Engagement. Whether you're navigating the college transition, seeking academic advice, honing study strategies, or accessing various resources, our dedicated programs are ready to assist you.

Learn to analyze complex societal problems.

When you study to earn a bachelor's in economics, an economics double major, or an economics minor at À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ, you will encounter a broad range of courses and exercises that will help you critically analyze and evaluate economic issues in local, national, and global contexts. You’ll be a part of a thriving scientific community with expert guidance, peer support, and invaluable opportunities for applied learning. As a WSU economics student, you can expect to:

  • Learn economics through interactive classroom activities, experiments, and independent student research projects
  • Share research findings at local conferences and through honors program presentations
  • Acquire data analytic skills in a computer lab to engage in econometric analysis
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Please reach out with any questions you have about the Economics Department. We are happy to connect with you one-on-one.

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Dr. Susanne Chuku
Chair – Economics Department 
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Economics Department