Adding Economics as a secondary major will enhance your career opportunities and competitiveness in today’s job market. At S&T, we have designed an effective BS Economics degree plan that allows students to pursue a double major without extending their planned graduation time!
See below the double-major degree plan requirement for your primary major:
- Engineering Major
- Environmental Science Major
- Applied Mathematics Major
Engineering Economics
For most Engineering majors, adding only five (5) economics courses will earn Economics as a secondary major and an Energy Economics Certificate.
Environmental Economics
For Environmental Science majors, adding only five (5) economics courses will earn Economics as a secondary major and an Energy Economics Certificate.
Mathematical Economics
For Applied Mathematics majors, adding between three (3) to six (6) economics courses will earn Economics as a secondary major.
