Mathematical Economics Program - major
Postgraduate
In Levittown (USA)
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Postgraduate
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Levittown (USA)
As a mathematical economics major at Bucknell, you'll dig past the data in spreadsheets and trend curves to uncover real stories and understand the quantitative models that drive global economic decisions.
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Subjects
- GCSE Mathematics
- Mathematical Economics
- Calculus
- Economics
- Mathematics
Course programme
Other recent graduates have found fulfilling careers as traders, actuaries and financial advisers, and have been accepted to graduate programs in biostatistics, law, commerce and finance.
The mathematical economics major is for students with an interest in economics who want to learn more about the statistical methods used in the field. A love for data is a must, as well as a curiosity for understanding how things work. The major incorporates a greater focus on mathematics and analytics than Bucknell's economics major, and it allows you to choose from three concentrations:
The analytical skills you gain will prepare you for in-demand careers in a variety of industries and nonprofit fields. Recent mathematical economics graduates are now working for:
You may also consider a double major in economics and mathematics or combining a major and minor in the two fields.
The Bucknell Mathematics Scholars Program recognizes applicants for superior academic performance. Mathematical economics majors are eligible to apply.
For more information, contact the Office of Admissions at or 570-577-3000.
Nearly all mathematical economics majors will have at least one internship experience before they graduate, and Bucknell's deep career network is here to connect you with employers in fields you're interested in. With this practical career experience and the in-depth quantitative skills you'll gain in your major, you'll be prepared to follow whatever path you choose.
Learn more about internships on campus and beyond
To ease the transition to mathematics at Bucknell, all MATH 201 students are required to complete an online preparation course. Students are encouraged to complete this course the summer before enrollment.
More information about the course
A student's high school calculus experience, calculus credits obtained from the Advanced Placement Examination and calculus credits obtained from another college will form the basis of credit given and calculus placement.
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Mathematical Economics Program - major