Bachelor of Arts in Economics - Asset Management

Economics is the study of how societies allocate scarce resources and make decisions that shape our world. At Montclair State University, the Bachelor of Arts in Economics program offers a comprehensive exploration of both macroeconomics and microeconomics, providing students with the tools to analyze economic systems, market behaviors, and policy impacts. Students engage with topics such as international trade, unemployment, inflation, and the dynamics of monopolies, applying theoretical frameworks to real-world challenges. The curriculum emphasizes analytical thinking, quantitative modeling, and problem-solving techniques, fostering skills in reasoning, decision-making, and policy analysis. These competencies are highly valued across various industries, including business, finance, government, nonprofits, and academia. Graduates of the program are equipped to think critically and contribute to informed decision-making in a globally connected economy. With a B.A. in Economics from Montclair State University, students are prepared to navigate and influence the complex economic landscapes of today’s world. Asset Management: The Asset Management concentration combines the fundamentals of economics with the technical tools of finance, giving you both analytical depth and practical skills for today’s financial markets. Offered in collaboration with the Accounting and Finance Department, this interdisciplinary concentration is ideal for students who want a strong grounding in economic theory while also gaining hands-on training in finance. You’ll learn how to evaluate investments, measure risk, and develop strategies for managing portfolios of financial assets. Coursework emphasizes modeling and data-driven analysis, preparing you to connect economic factors with valuation, returns, and financing decisions. Graduates are well-prepared for careers in investment management, hedge funds, commercial and investment banking, or related fields where financial expertise shapes the global economy.

Applicants must submit the following documents: high school transcripts, a high school diploma, and a passport. Applicants must have a 2.7 GPA minimum