Economics
Economics encompasses far more than supply and demand. At Bentley, you’ll gain an in-depth understanding of currency systems, monetary theory and consumer behavior. You’ll learn how markets function at both micro (individual) and macro (national or global) levels, and explore mathematical models and statistical techniques you’ll use to interpret economic data, issues and trends. You’ll graduate with broad-based knowledge and strong analytical skills you can employ in a variety of careers in business, government, education, international organizations and non-profit institutions.
Degree Programs
Minor Programs
Economics Elective Booklet
Quinn receives 2019 Adamian Award
Professor Michael Quinn received the University’s 2019 Adamian Award for Excellence in Teaching. Citing his leadership in Bentley’s Honors, First Year Seminar and PhD programs, the Teaching and Scholarly Awards Committee also noted that there are waitlists for seats in many of the sections he teaches — a testament to the exceptional classroom learning experience he provides.
Altindag to Study Long-Term Effects of Childhood Vaccination
Assistant Professor Onur Altindag was awarded a $1.5 million grant from The Novo Nordisk Foundation to research how vaccinations affect people’s educational attainment, work productivity and dependence on public welfare later in life.
Eco-Fi-Stat Learning Center provides tutoring
The Economics-Finance-Statistics Center provides students with direct and accessible one-on-one tutoring with their economics, finance and statistics classes.
Courses
Dave Gulley
Professor and Department Chair (Interim)
Adamian Academic Center 189
781.891.2355
GA_economics@bentley.edu
Mia Jepsen
Academic Administrative Assistant
Adamian Academic Center 185
781.891.2429
mjepsen@bentley.edu