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Economics involves the study of both the world economic system and the actions of individuals and business firms. By receiving a degree in economics from Lycoming, you will have developed a method of thinking and tools of analysis that will have wide application.

The economics major offers two tracks--the first being Managerial Economics, which is designed for students whose primary interest lies in business management; the second being General Economics, for those students who wish to develop a broad understanding of economic, social and business problems. Opportunities with or without graduate study are wide-ranging . Lycoming graduates have gone on in a variety of careers, including financial consulting, banking, economic consulting, marketing, secret service, management and entrepreneurship.

Students are encouraged to have at least one internship during their junior or senior year. Through the Institute for Management Studies, students are placed in various firms both in and away from the Williamsport area.

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