Mathematical and Quantitative Economics Minor
Undergraduate ProgramsWhy Minor in Mathematical and Quantitative Economics?
Develop Advanced Analytical Skills with UMBC’s Mathematical and Quantitative Economics Minor, integrating mathematics and economics.
The Minor in Mathematical and Quantitative Economics at UMBC is tailored for students who want to combine their interest in mathematics with economic analysis. This program offers rigorous training in econometrics, mathematical modeling, and quantitative methods, providing a strong foundation for analyzing economic data and forecasting trends. Core courses include microeconomics, macroeconomics, and econometrics, while electives offer opportunities to explore advanced topics in quantitative economics and data analysis. This minor is ideal for students aiming to develop skills in statistical analysis and economic modeling, preparing them for careers that require strong quantitative and analytical capabilities.
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