Bachelor of Science in Economics - Development Economics

Course 14-1, leading to the Bachelor of Science in Economics, combines training in technical economics with opportunities for a broad and balanced undergraduate education. Students may choose from a diversified group of undergraduate subjects and are encouraged to engage in independent research. The aims of the SB in Economics degree program are threefold: to give students a firm grounding in modern economic theory and a basic understanding of economic processes, to provide a descriptive knowledge of the US and world economies, and to develop in students the capabilities for quantitative analysis and independent thought. These aims correspond roughly to the requirements in the Course 14-1 program of theory, electives, statistics and econometrics, and research. The concentration in development economics would be well suited for students who are interested in studying the challenge posed by massive and persistent world poverty and in learning how the tools of economics can be used to shape policies designed to remedy this serious social problem.

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