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Syllabi Electives, Graduation and Distribution Requirements Internships, Independent Projects and Preceptorships Recommended Course Selections for Various Career Paths Towards a Career in Government, Public Service or Non-Profits Towards a Position in the Business Sector Venturing Out as an Entrepreneur? Towards an International Career
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Curriculum Towards a Career in Government, Public Service, or Non-Profit Organizations Many employees of government agencies are trained in economics and business. These people work in the areas of economic development, urban planning, housing, transportation, natural resource management, government finance, and numerous other governmental divisions. In addition, an economics major can be an important component in a preprofessional undergraduate program leading to graduate study in areas such as law, urban planning, international relations, and public administration.
* ECON 231 (Environmental Economics and Policy) (b) If you anticipate a career in the Federal Reserve System or as a federal policy analyst, you should also consider: * ECON 356 (Capital Markets) (c) Finally, many of the skills required in non-profit organizations are similar to those required in the business sector or those which lay the foundation for a successful entrepreneur. See Business and International for courses related to these interests. |
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