Majoring in Economics
MIT's major programs in economics: Economics (14-1), Mathematical Economics (14-2), and Computer Science, Economics, and Data Science (6-14).
Economics MajorsMIT Undergraduate Economics Association
Resources
Learn more about the Economics department (Course 14) at MIT, academic offerings, and take a look at other useful websites for those interested in economics.
UEA Course 14 Underground Handbook
We did the research so you don't have to! Get the inside scoop on classes, careers, UROPs, internships, externships, and more in our Course 14 Underground Handbook -- written by students, for students.
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Minoring in Economics
Learn more about MIT's minor program in Economics.
Economics Minor
Double Majoring in Economics
Describes MIT's double major between Economics and any other major.
Economics Double Major
Concentrating in Economics
+ HASS Distribution
MIT's HASS (Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences) concentration in Economics.
Economics Concentration
Concentrating in
Developmental Economics
MIT's HASS (Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences) concentration in Developmental Economics.
Developmental Economics
Course listings
List of Economics courses for the current semester - includes professor and semester offerings.
Economics Classes
Transfer Credit Information
Describes MIT's undergraduate transfer policies for economics courses taken at other colleges.
Transfer Credit Info
MIT Economics Events and Development
Contains informations about career fairs, on-campus company presentations, on-campus recruiting, mock interviews, alumni network, and overall resources for career development.
Career Info