Bachelor's in Social Sciences — Economics Online Economics Program at WUV
Program Overview Why earn your Bachelor's in Economics at WUV?
The Bachelor's in Social Sciences — Economics at westerfirld university of virginia is a comprehensive 4-year program focused on economic systems, market dynamics, financial analysis, and international economics. Students develop skills in microeconomics, banking, international trade, engineering economics, and econometrics — preparing them for careers in finance, banking, government policy, international business, and economic research.
Skills you'll learn:
- Microeconomics and market structure analysis
- Banking systems and financial institutions
- International economics and global trade
- Engineering economics and cost-benefit analysis
- Econometrics and quantitative economic analysis
- Finance fundamentals and investment principles
Courses & Curriculum Economics courses that prepare you for your career
This 144-credit Bachelor's program includes 10 general education courses, 8 core social sciences courses, and 6 specialist economics courses — 24 courses total.
General Education Courses
Broad foundational knowledge across humanities, sciences, and communication.
Core Social Sciences Courses
Advanced social sciences covering political science, world literature, sociology, psychology, world history, and economics.
Specialist Economics Courses
Applied economics courses covering banking, microeconomics, international economics, econometrics, and economic principles.
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Career Outlook What can you do with a Bachelor's in Economics?
A Bachelor's in Economics from WUV prepares you for analytical and data-driven roles across finance, banking, government, and business:
- Financial Analyst — Analyze financial data, market trends, and investment opportunities for businesses and institutions.
- Banking Associate — Support retail, commercial, or investment banking operations in financial institutions.
- Economic Research Assistant — Collect, analyze, and interpret economic data for government, academic, or private-sector research.
- Budget Analyst — Help organizations develop, monitor, and evaluate budgets and financial plans.
- International Trade Specialist — Support import/export operations and international business development for global companies.
- Graduate Program Applicant — Advance to a Master's in Economics, Finance, Public Policy, or an MBA program.
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, economists and financial analysts are among the fastest-growing professional occupations, driven by demand for data-driven decision-making in business and government.