Department of Economics
Learn Valuable Skills
Critical thinking skills acquired from studying economics are highly valued in business, government, and organizations.
Economics at Rollins
We offer a unique program that considers economic behavior in economic history and alternative economic perspectives, along with traditional economic analysis. Every semester we also offer a variety of exceptional electives that reflect traditional topics such as international, monetary, and industrial economics, as well as frequent special topics courses that reflect our research and intellectual interests. These currently range from Ethics and Economics, to the Economics of Non Profits, to the Economics of Piracy.
In this program, you will be challenged to and will—with the assistance of the faculty—develop critical thinking skills by understanding different economic ideologies that compete to explain the world and justify economic policies. Our graduates have gone on to a variety of excellent graduate programs in economics, international studies, business, law, public health, medicine, and public administration, policy and planning.
