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
- Computer Science 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.
Computer Science – Economics
Most Computer Science majors can earn a second degree in Economics, along with certificates in Decision Data Analytics and Financial Economics & Technology, without extending their graduation time, as they only need to add one course to their existing Computer Science degree plan.
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.
