Recent projects in economics include:
We offer active, hands-on learning at all levels of the curriculum. Students have access to professors, in and out of the classroom. Courses are intensive, interactive and demand full student engagement. Some economics majors work as tutors in the Quantitative & Symbolic Reasoning Center or as faculty research assistants or graders in the department.
Faculty members in economics are dedicated teachers and scholars who publish regularly in leading academic journals, author textbooks and write articles on teaching economics to undergraduates. Several have received teaching awards from the College.
Hamilton's Economics Department is routinely ranked among the nation's top liberal arts economics departments in research productivity. A recent study placed Hamilton's department eighth overall and fourth when adjusted for size.
We offer active, hands-on learning at all levels of the curriculum. Students have access to professors, in and out of the classroom. Courses are intensive, interactive and demand full student engagement. Some economics majors work as tutors in the Quantitative & Symbolic Reasoning Center or as faculty research assistants or graders in the department.
Faculty members in economics are dedicated teachers and scholars who publish regularly in leading academic journals, author textbooks and write articles on teaching economics to undergraduates. Several have received teaching awards from the College.
Hamilton's Economics Department is routinely ranked among the nation's top liberal arts economics departments in research productivity. A recent study placed Hamilton's department eighth overall and fourth when adjusted for size.
We offer active, hands-on learning at all levels of the curriculum. Students have access to professors, in and out of the classroom. Courses are intensive, interactive and demand full student engagement. Some economics majors work as tutors in the Quantitative & Symbolic Reasoning Center or as faculty research assistants or graders in the department.
Faculty members in economics are dedicated teachers and scholars who publish regularly in leading academic journals, author textbooks and write articles on teaching economics to undergraduates. Several have received teaching awards from the College.
Hamilton's Economics Department is routinely ranked among the nation's top liberal arts economics departments in research productivity. A recent study placed Hamilton's department eighth overall and fourth when adjusted for size.
