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Bachelor of Science in Financial Economics

Explore tools for understanding human behavior and the sources of wealth and poverty in nations with a Bachelor of Science in Financial Economics degree at University of Redlands. 

Degrees Offered

Bachelor of Science

Program Types

Undergraduate

Mode of Study

On Campus

Department

Economics

What is a financial economics degree?

A Bachelor of Science in Financial Economics will provide you with a wealth of tools for understanding human behavior, the sources of wealth and poverty in nations, and emphasize the cultural and technical aspects of the field. You will choose from one of three degree pathways matched to different post-graduate plans: 

  • Our Bachelor of Arts in Economics is designed to be open and flexible, allowing you to complement economics with studies in Data Science, Public Policy, Business, and other fields.  
  • Our Bachelor of Science in Economics seeks to prepare you for quantitatively demanding careers and graduate school in economics.  
  • Finally, our Bachelor of Science in Financial Economics seeks to prepare you for careers in the finance departments of non-financial corporations, but also the world of financial institutions from investment banks to personal financial advising.   

Why should you major in financial economics at Redlands?

Using empirical data, theory, economics, and abstract modeling to analyze human behavior, relationships, and institutions, the financial economics program at University of Redlands will sharpen your skills of inquiry and provide you with the skills needed to better serve your community to produce a more just and equitable world. You will work closely with faculty who are passionate about your success and empower you to enact positive change in your community. 

Classes you'll take

To view specific classes, program requirements, and coursework information, visit the current university catalog.

Undergraduate application deadlines
Spring 2025
November 1, 2024*
Fall 2025 - First Year
November 15, 2024 - Early Action
Fall 2025 - First Year
January 15, 2025 - Regular Decision*
Fall 2025 - Transfer
March 1, 2025 - Regular Decision*
Note
*Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis after the deadline based on capacity.
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What you'll learn

Apply microeconomic and macroeconomic theories to analyze and assess specific economic scenarios and industry structures.
Leverage data to understand economic relationships and gain insights into financial and economic patterns.
Critically evaluate how financial markets' structures and operations impact the economy, assessing their interconnections.
Develop and execute independent research projects, formulating questions and reviewing scholarly economic literature to produce comprehensive analyses.
View catalog to learn more

What you'll learn

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Graduates pursue careers as

Analyzing financial markets and investment opportunities to guide portfolio management and maximize returns.
Assessing and mitigating financial risks within organizations to protect assets and ensure long-term stability.
Developing mathematical models to predict market trends and inform trading strategies in financial markets.
Studying the relationship between economic theory and financial markets to inform policy and investment decisions.

Graduates pursue careers as

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100 %

of University of Redlands B.S. in Financial Economics graduates have successful outcomes within six months of graduation.

First Year Destination Survey, 2023

100 %

internship rate for B.S. in Financial Economics graduates.

First Year Destination Survey, 2023

9 out of 10 ( 91 %)

Alumni shared they gained critical thinking skills from their degree.

NACM Alumni Career Mobility, 2022

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Best Universities in the West

U.S. News & World Report, 2023

Want to know more?

Get in touch with our admissions team.

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