The Major in Quantitative Economics at Anderson University offers students a rigorous and comprehensive education at the intersection of mathematics and economics. Upon completing the program, students will have mastered a robust core of economics coursework combined with a strong foundation in mathematics. The curriculum emphasizes critical thinking, quantitative reasoning, and the application of economic theories, equipping students with the analytical tools necessary for solving real-world problems. The program also incorporates experiential learning through research projects or internships in mathematics or economics, enabling students to apply theoretical knowledge in practical settings.

Graduates of the Major in Quantitative Economics will be well-prepared for careers in economics, data analytics, and global business. They will also be equipped for advanced studies in fields such as economics, quantitative finance, and data analytics. By combining economic theory with mathematical rigor, the program prepares students to excel in a data-driven and quantitative workforce.

Students intending to pursue graduate study in economics are encouraged to take MAT 290 - Differential Equations as a general elective.