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About the Economics Non-Degree Program
Explore how markets function and economic decisions shape everyday life through Economics coursework at Texas A&M University–San Antonio. This non-degree area of study introduces microeconomics and macroeconomics, including supply and demand, competition, employment, inflation, and government policy.
Students can build economic knowledge to complement their academic studies and professional interests. Academic advising can help students identify appropriate courses and understand prerequisites and enrollment restrictions. Completing this coursework does not independently confer a degree.
Career Opportunities
Combined with relevant education and experience, Economics coursework can support career interests such as:
- Banking and Financial Services
- Business and Market Analysis
- Public Policy Research
- International Trade
- Business Operations
Key Distinctions
Introductory courses welcome students with limited or no background in economics while developing their understanding of economic decision-making. Advanced offerings include Money and Banking, which examines commercial banks and the Federal Reserve System, and International Economics, which explores trade, exchange rates, and trade barriers. Special Problems in Economics provides opportunities for focused study with instructor consent.