The Economics: Asset Management (B.A.) at Montclair State University is designed for students eager to bridge the gap between economic theory and practical financial application. You will explore how economic factors influence asset valuation, risk, and returns, developing sophisticated analytical skills to model these complex relationships. This interdisciplinary concentration, offered in collaboration with the Accounting and Finance Department, is ideal if you are drawn to the fundamentals of economics but seek robust training in finance, preparing you for dynamic careers in financial markets and beyond.
This undergraduate degree is studied full-time on campus over four years, providing a comprehensive education that integrates core economics principles with specialized finance tools. You will engage with subjects like econometrics and financial modeling, potentially undertaking projects that link numerous economic variables to the financing of various assets. You will graduate with the analytical and technical proficiency to pursue roles in finance, banking, consulting, and the private or public sectors, or to continue your studies in graduate school.