Department of Economics
Our Department of Economics offers students three tracks — Economics, Business Economics, and Political Economics — to master principles of economics, develop analytical skills and interpret economic phenomena. The diverse curriculum is taught by faculty members holding doctorate degrees from various prestigious institutions who are active in diverse research areas and committed to providing attention to individual student's needs and preparing them for careers in banking, government agencies and finance, as well as for further study and research in graduate schools.
A program with meaning
The Economics Department in the College of Liberal Arts adheres to the mission of Bloomsburg University — a co-educational institution, serving students of diverse backgrounds from Pennsylvania, its surrounding states, and foreign countries.
Specifically, the economics department has the following missions:
- Educate economics majors
- Educate economics minors
- Service to other departments within the College of Liberal Arts and to other colleges within the university
- Broaden the international orientation of the economics programs within the department
- Service to the community
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Department Chairperson
Arian K. Moghadam | 570-389-4737
Department Secretary
Jodie Budihas-Roginsky | 570-389-5157
Office: 570-389-4335
Fax: 570-389-4338
Lecture Series - Spring 2021
April 5 , 2021, 12:30 p.m. - Professor Robert H. Frank from Cornell University will present "Under the Influence: Putting Peer Pressure to Work."
Where will your climb take you?
Bloomsburg University's Department of Economics offers a systematic study of the economic issues and prepare students for a wide range of career opportunities in for profit and non-profit organizations, as well as government.
The core of the curriculum enables the students:
- to master principles of economics,
- to develop analytical skills, and
- to interpret economic phenomena.
Major in Economics (B.A. Degree)
Minor in Economics
The minor in economics is designed to prepare students with analytical and problem-solving skills that supplement student's major field of study.
Economics Resources
- Course Descriptions
- Department Directory
- Economics Club
- Internships
- Joint Degree Program
- Potential Careers
- Omicron Delta Epsilon
Economics Lecture Series
Each year the Economics Department hosts a prominent speaker in the field to give a lecture that is open to Bloomsburg University students, faculty, staff and also those outside the BU community. Past speakers have included some of the biggest names in the field, including Nobel Laureates, to include Paul Krugman, Gregory Mankiw, and George Borjas, to name a few.