The choice of concentration will help students specialize in a specific subfield of economics. The following four concentrations are carefully designed based on the demand from the job market. The information is for economics major and minor students. Students must choose a minimum of three
courses from each concentration group to have a concentration. Additionally, students are encouraged to conduct economics research (220:491/Independent Study Projects in Economics Or 220:495-496/Honor Program in Economics) with economics faculty in their junior/senior year.
Behavior Economics and Game Theory
50:220:303 Consumer Economics (3)
50:220:308 Managerial Economics (3)
50:220:313 Economics of Labor (3)
50:220:321 Applied Game Theory (3)
50:220:333 Behavioral and Experimental Economics (3)
50:220:361 Game Theory (3)
50:220:397 Industrial Economics: Structure, Conduct, Performance (3)
Data Science and Quantitative Methods
50:220:122
Introduction to Data Science (3)
50:220:222
Foundations of Econometrics (3)
50:220:322.
Econometrics (3)
50:220:422
Applied Data Mining (3)
50:220:318
Cost-Benefit/Effective Analysis (3)
50:220:392
Business Cycles and Forecasting (3)
Financial Economics
50:220:301
Money and Banking (3)
50:220:325
Financial Market and Institutions (3)
50:220:329
Economics of International Finance (3)
50:220:363
Economics of Investment and Capital Markets (3)
50:220:399
Economics of Multinational Corporations (3)
50:220:442
Public Finance (3)
Health, Healthcare Management, and Health Policy
50:220:308
Managerial Economics (3)
50:220:316
Health Economics (3)
50:220:317
Social Marketing: Strategic Approach for Health Promotion (3)
50:220:318
Cost Benefit/Effective Analysis (3)
50:220:365 ST:
U.S. Healthcare Organization, Delivery, and System (3)
50:220:366 ST:
Healthcare Operations and Management (3)
Liberal Arts Colleges 
