In economics courses, students explore the economic analysis of consumer and corporate behavior, business conditions, the structure of U.S. industry, estimation and forecasting, and managerial, global and international economics. The Economics and Finance Department also houses the Center for Economic Education and the Econometric Center . The economics and finance faculty at Kennesaw State have solid business experience and strong academic credentials. Ninety percent hold the highest degree in their field. Their research interests include real estate, insurance, business statistics, microeconomics, business decision making, government finance, urban economics, international trade and macroeconomics.
Faculty are active consultants and researchers, enhancing the contemporary nature of their classes.
The Coles College of Business has attained honors in academic programs, teaching, research and community service, so it's no wonder the school has a shining national reputation. The American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business has awarded the Coles College full accreditation, the highest national standard of excellence for business programs. Career Opportunities Career choices in economics and finance have changed dramatically in the last decade and are expected to expand in the future. Gone are the days of a single career path in one company. The KSU program provides students with vital analytical and problem-solving skills that allow them to adapt successfully to new opportunities in the future.