Mathematical Economics combines the study of mathematics, statistics, and economics. A strong preparation in the fundamentals of both economics and mathematics is crucial to success in the increasingly complicated international business world. At its core Mathematical Economics is the study of economic phenomena through mathematical methods and modeling.

There are excellent job opportunities in all areas of risk management. Many of the Mathematical Economics majors go into the actuarial profession after graduation. The major is also provides a strong foundation for graduate work in mathematics, economics, finance, and operations research. Career opportunities in Mathematical Economics economist management accountant actuary bank examiner market research analyst financial analyst marketing/sales manager financial planner claims examiner investment manager international trade specialist real estate investor statistician teacher professor