Bachelor of Science in Economics
offered by Penn State University

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Bachelor of Science in Economics
at
Penn State University
Overview

Focus on analytical strategies and mathematical theory as you gain the skills employers seek in the growing, in-demand fields of economics with the course work available through this online degree program

Duration	48 months
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Total fee	₹62.36 Lakh
Mode of learning	Online
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Course Level	UG Degree

Bachelor of Science in Economics
at
Penn State University
Highlights

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Bachelor of Science in Economics
at
Penn State University
Course details

Who should do this course?

You could be an ideal candidate for this program if you have a strong analytical or programming background, and are accustomed to using numerical data to describe and understand many situations
The curriculum of the bachelor of science degree places a strong emphasis on mathematics, statistics, and programming; the most successful candidates will be those who are passionate about quantitative analysis

What are the course deliverables?

Understand and forecast market trends to predict how they will impact your business
Determine pricing policies for products in order to maximize your organization’s profits
Evaluate the impact of the economic environment on the bottom line of any organization
Advise and make recommendations to management about key strategic decisions
Collect and analyze data using spreadsheets, statistical software, and computer programs to understand preferences and design incentives

More about this course

In this program, you will have the opportunity to study with highly regarded faculty from Penn State's College of the Liberal Arts, one of the premier institutions in the world to study and work in the liberal arts disciplines
This degree can provide you with the knowledge about mathematical models and statistical techniques and an understanding about how incentives affect human behavior, markets, and economies, so you can design solutions that utilize resources effectively and lead to the most optimal outcomes