Course Overview!

The Bachelor of Science in Mathematical Economics at Ball State University is a rigorous program designed for students who are highly skilled in mathematics and interested in applying their abilities to the field of economics. This interdisciplinary major combines coursework from both the Department of Economics and the Department of Mathematical Sciences, offering a challenging curriculum that prepares students for a variety of careers. The program's focus on quantitative methods and economic theory equips graduates with the analytical tools necessary to succeed in roles demanding robust mathematical and analytical skills. The curriculum also allows students to pursue a double major or participate in intensive graduate-level study in the future. Students gain a unique perspective on economic dynamics through a strong foundation in mathematics, statistics, and econometrics, combined with economic principles and theories. Graduates are highly sought after by various organizations due to their strong quantitative skills.

Course Structure

The Bachelor of Science in Mathematical Economics program at Ball State University is made up of a combination of core economics courses, advanced mathematics courses, and electives. The core economics courses cover microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics, and other related theoretical concepts. The mathematics courses will delve into calculus, linear algebra, statistics, and potentially other mathematical modeling concepts to help students understand and interpret economic models. In addition to the core courses, students may be able to select electives to enhance their expertise in particular fields of economics or math.