Education Economics

Catalog description

By investigating the underlying structures of economics through the application of econometrics, students apply theories to topics such as human capital, institutional finance, and educational technology. As economics grows more complex and critical, educational choice, public funding, and policy trends impact the education production function. The economics of education is explored from a cost-and-benefit perspective as students learn to navigate operational challenges, make data-driven financial decisions, and maximize capital resources utilizing sound principles of management.