Programs of Study and Courses

In the Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management .

Course Offerings  

Undergraduate Major

• The Bachelor of Science degree is awarded for successful completion of the Applied Economics and Management major.

Areas of Concentration

Undergraduates must declare at least one area of concentration and may select no more than two. The 11 areas of concentration include:

• Accounting
• Agribusiness Management
• Applied Economics
• Business Analytics
• Entrepreneurship
• Environmental, Energy and Resource Economics
• Finance
• Food Industry Management
• International Trade and Development
• Marketing
• Strategy

Undergraduate Minors

• The Dyson Business Minor for Engineers (DBME) is specifically tailored to the educational and career needs of engineering students.
• The Dyson Business Minor for Life Sciences major (DBMLS) offers business concepts in the context of nonprofit, research, pre-med, pre-dental and pre-vet fields.
• The Applied Economics and Management (AEM) minors offer specializations in Agribusiness Management; Applied Economics; Environmental, Energy and Resource Economics; and International Trade and Development for students in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.

Graduate and Professional Fields of Study

• Graduate study is organized by fields that generally coincide with the academic departments but may draw faculty from several disciplines in the various colleges of the University. The graduate field of Applied Economics and Management has its primary affiliation in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences . For more information on graduate programs, please refer to the Graduate School’s website.