Course Overview!

The BA in Business Economics at Clark University is designed to equip students with a strong foundation in both business and economics. The program blends economic theories and analytical tools with practical business skills, preparing graduates for careers in various sectors. Students will learn to analyze market operations at both micro and macro levels and develop problem-solving skills essential in dynamic business environments. The curriculum emphasizes ethical leadership, integrity, and accountability, integrating these principles into both theoretical knowledge and real-world applications. Hands-on projects and collaborations with local businesses will allow students to apply their knowledge to real-time business challenges. Clark Universitys strong reputation in business education and its commitment to responsible management are key features of this program, providing students access to a supportive and rigorous learning environment.

Course Structure

The Business Economics major requires sixteen units and includes prerequisites, six business core courses, five economics core courses, two electives, and a capstone project. Students must maintain a minimum 2.0 GPA in major courses. The business core courses will provide a foundation in management, marketing, and potentially accounting and finance. The economics core courses cover economic theory, principles, econometrics, and potentially specialized areas like the economics of food. The electives allow for some customization, enabling students to pursue particular interests within the business and economics fields. The capstone project is usually a substantial project that synthesizes the knowledge and skills students have acquired throughout the program, often involving research or application to a real-world business problem.