Quantitative Economics Major

The Bachelor of Science in Quantitative Economics uses quantitative tools and methods to study economics and perform economic analysis. Coursework includes:

Micro & Macro Theory
Econometrics
Statistics
Calculus

This program also includes a choice of other quantitative-relevant coursework including data science, math and geographic information systems (GIS).

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Program Snapshot

Department:

Economics

School/College:

College of Arts and Sciences

Modality:

On-Campus

What Sets Our Program Apart

You will learn programming skills and be equipped with the skills necessary to analyze data. You will also study applications to address real-world economic problems using quantitative modeling methods.
Students will learn several software packages for analyzing data, which are in-demand in the job market. You will learn how to use software packages such as Stata, R, ArcGis and more.
You will have opportunities to apply your skills through independent research and internships in the Greater Philadelphia Area.

What Can I Do with a Degree in Quantitative Economics?

This program provides a strong foundation for anyone interested in a career in economic analysis or who is interested in pursuing graduate education in economics or a related field. Students have gone on to pursue careers as:

Financial Analysts
Economic Analysts
Policy Analysts
Quantitative Traders

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median annual salary for a financial analyst is is $99,890 and the median annual salary for an economist is $115,730.

Program Details

View required courses for this program in the academic catalog. Please contact us if you have any questions about the program curriculum.
Affordable tuition rates can be found on our tuition and fees website.*
*Pricing does not include room and board, health insurance or any professional, clinical or transportation fees. Visit our tuition & fees page for a detailed breakdown.

Why Study Quantitative Economics in Philadelphia?

As the nation’s sixth most populated city, Philadelphia offers an abundance of opportunities for students interested in pursuing quantitative economics. There are a variety of settings in which students can complete independent research as well as pursue internship opportunities.

Admission Information

To apply for the quantitative economics major, Saint Joseph's University accepts the Common Application and Saint Joseph's Application.

First-year applications open on August 1 each year, with Early Decision, Early Action and Regular Decision options. Transfer applications are accepted on a rolling basis.

Learn more about the application process here.