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Understand markets. Serve people.

The Economics program at Union University equips students with powerful analytical tools for understanding human behavior, markets, and societal systems — informed by knowledge of God and His design for creation. Students develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and research skills that prepare them for careers in business, government, nonprofit, and academic settings.

Quick Facts

Academic Program

Bachelor of Arts

Bachelor of Science

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration

Department

Business

Format

In Person

Program Type

Major

Accreditation

Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business

As an AACSB accredited program, our faculty are continually engaged in research and industry to better prepare students for today’s marketplace.

Union's AACSB Profile

Curriculum

What You'll Study

Economics at Union trains you to think analytically about the world — markets, incentives, policy, and the decisions that shape organizations and societies. You'll graduate with the quantitative tools and economic reasoning that are valued across business, government, and research.

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Understanding Markets Through a Faith-Informed Lens

At Union, economics is more than models and data — it’s a lens for understanding the world and humanity’s place in it. You’ll develop rigorous analytical skills alongside a faith-informed perspective, guided by faculty who believe economic reasoning and Christian conviction can and should go together.

Study with Those Who Know the Field

Instructors who believe economic reasoning and Christian conviction belong together help you develop rigorous analytical skills alongside a faith-informed perspective.

Christopher K. Manner

Professor of Economics

Colene Trent

Professor of Economics and Director of Events

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