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BA in Economics: Standard Track. The program in economics can be divided into five component parts: Fundamentals: provides students with the basic skills required to be successful in the major. Core Curriculum: consists of three courses designed to introduce students to the "economic approach.”
The Kenneth C. Griffin Department of Economics prepares students for a future in world-changing research. The department boasts affiliations with numerous research centers and initiatives including the Becker Friedman Institute for Research in Economics, the Center for the Economics of Human Development, the Development Innovation Lab, and more.
The Department of Physics offers both an undergraduate major and minor in physics. The major in physics includes a strong emphasis on experiment and covers the broad fundamentals necessary for graduate study in physics and related fields.
Chicago students use their B.A. in economics for a wide range of career paths that include further professional degrees in law, business, and medicine, graduate level work in applied economics and economic policy, as well as Ph.D. training for economic research careers.
The University of Chicago’s multidisciplinary major in Public Policy is grounded in the social sciences, with substantial inputs from economics, sociology, political science, and law, among other disciplines.
The computer science program offers BA and BS degrees. Students who earn the BA degree study a breadth of foundational computer science topics, while students who earn the BS degree study these foundations in greater depth.
