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Minor in Economics

Sharpen Your Analytical Skills

In economics, you’ll learn to evaluate and analyze some of the most complex problems the world has to offer. With this minor from the College of Business at the University of Houston-Clear Lake, you will explore the collection and use of economic data, the design of economic policy and institutions, and optimal decision-making with scarce resources.

Gain the Skills Employers Seek

Pursuing a Minor in Economics is a perfect way to complement the Bachelor of Science degree you’ll earn from UHCL. Not only will you be taught by professors with real-world business experience, but you can take advantage of career opportunities in areas such as project management, risk management, financial planning, consultation and budget planning. The 15 hours required for this minor can also provide keen direction for any graduate degree you might pursue in the future.

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Degree Requirements

Each course of study in the College of Business here at University of Houston-Clear Lake has specific degree requirements you must fulfill to graduate. Find out more today.

Economics Minor

Locations

University of Houston-Clear Lake

2700 Bay Area Blvd
Houston, TX 77058
Phone: 281-283-7600

About UHCL

Hybrid

Hybrid programs combine the flexibility and convenience of online learning with the benefits of in-person instruction.

Accreditations and Distinctions

The College of Business at the University of Houston-Clear Lake holds both business and separate accounting accreditation with The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) International. Recognition by AACSB symbolizes the commitment to continuous improvement of educational quality, regional engagement with business partners, and the effectiveness of our societal impact. AACSB holds its member institutions to standards of excellence as interpreted by peer review teams, accreditation committees, and Board of Directors. Fewer than 1 percent of the business schools in the world, and only one other public university in the Houston region, have earned both business and separate accounting accreditation.