Economics Major - Financial Economics Concentration Financial Economics is a branch of economics that analyzes the use of economic resources in markets in which decisions are made under uncertainty. This branch of economics employs economic theory to evaluate how time, risk, opportunity costs and information can create incentives for a particular decision. Students who enjoy abstract economics analysis and applied financial analysis will find the concentration interesting and challenging. Study of finance and accounting are essential for students planning graduate in this field. Certain careers in the field of financial economics (investment banking, corporate financial management, and financial regulations) may require a graduate degree. Learn More Connect with an admission counselor to request information and learn more about pursuing a degree at Hamline. Request Info Already a Hamline student? Contact Jae Hwan Lee, undergraduate program director, at 651-523-2714 or jlee53@hamline.edu.
Jake Goudey ’15Meet economics alumni Jake Goudey, an expert in demographic analysis, firmographic analysis, statistical modeling, and forecasting.Read More
Holt Endowed FellowshipThe Holt Endowed Fellowship provides financial support to make meaningful learning experiences possible for Hamline School of Business undergraduate students.Learn More
Professor Bosely Interviewed Stacie Bosley, a professor in the Hamline School of Business, was interviewed on WCCO-Radio about pyramid schemes to watch out for. Read More