Environmental quality. International concerns. Urban and regional issues. Poverty. Inflation. As an economics student at Willamette, you’ll investigate critical social issues through a broad range of elective courses and one-on-one mentoring from expert faculty.
You’ll also gain professional experience through our internship program. Choose from opportunities in the Legislative Revenue Office, Office of Economic Analysis, Department of Forestry and other state agencies near campus. Or put your knowledge to work in the private sector.
You’ll graduate with an economics background that prepares you for a variety of postgraduate educational and career opportunities. And you’ll join a community of alumni who are leaders in business, law, medicine, social work, politics, education, finance and public administration.
