College of Science and Technology
Temple University

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Mathematical Economics Intercollegial BA

After completing this program, students should

have the ability to process and evaluate effectively both theoretical and real-life quantitative data.
be able to communicate using oral, written, or electronic media, and have the skills and background knowledge needed to recognize, isolate, and solve mathematical problems.
be committed and open to continuous learningand new ideas, and be able to use them for professional and personal development

After completing this program, students should

make effective use of numerical computations
make effective use of algebraic computations
make effective use probability and statistics
be able to synthesize ideas
be able to communicate ideas in writing clearly and effectively
be able to communicate ideas verbally clearly and effectively
be able to handle unfamiliar concepts and situations
be able to apply disciplined thinking techniques to new settings
be able to translate real-life data into mathematics
be able to use computing devices to assist discovery and analysis
be able to approach situations with multiple perspectives
have sufficient mathematical background to pursue a graduate degree in economics or to find employment in a field where mathematics and economics are both used