15 Jobs You Can Get With An ECONOMICS MAJOR

The most common comment I get about majoring in economics is "I like economics, but there are no jobs." But there are tons of jobs for economics majors! So I go through job listings and find 17 jobs looking for someone with an economics major and I even give tips on how to find secret jobs.

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[axelbrandt]

As a first year economics student, I would like to thank you for creating this econ platform on YT!

[gratitude]

I’d love an “entry level economics jobs” video. Every job I’ve seen for an economics degree requires multiple years of experience / an ability to do something else. Coding, management, etc

[andreab]

As someone graduating with an econ degree, this makes me feel so much better about my job prospects:, )

[jessiemayfield]

Entry level financial advisor and general analyst are actually eye opening to see. Thank you

[fanresponsepodcast]

This is so true, Economics =/= Economist necessarily. Another good example of this is the Statistics degree; a lot more versatile than people would assume.

[guillaumefaure]

I'm a belgian high school student who is very interested in economics and I'd like to live the rest of my life in the USA, thank you so much for your videos and i hope you keep going ;)

[Esdayyahhhh]

Currently an undergrad student majoring in Math Econ and minoring in Data Science. This is video reassuring to watching knowing that I will be able to find a job after I graduate 🥺

[thesavvyhuman]

Project Accountant here with a B.A. in Economics with Emphasis in Public Policy. I actually fell in love with accounting during my pre-major phase of my Econ degree after taking financial accounting. I also loved fundamentals financial management during my Junior year. When looking for internships and eventually landing a job I really went that route in terms of where I wanted to land.

I will be taking more college units through an extension program in order to sit for the CPA in my home state, but I know for a fact my Econ degree has set me up for success. It’s a great supplement to accounting and financial management.

[echoexplore]

common analyst stacks are from my experience:
business analyst -> business intelligence analyst -> data visualization analyst / reporting analyst
data analyst -> database analyst / statistician -> data engineer / data scientist -> data architect / solution architect
data analyst -> mba -> strategist -> product architect

[SharkAcademy]

My school in Florida had a pipeline with Disney where they would take one to two economics majors each year to be pricing analysts.

[thebshmshow]

Thank you for this incredible content, I'm a first year economics student from Mexico🙌

[ADAM-hiuu]

So interesting really thank you so much !!

[kishansahu]

Now..I am in second year Economics and now I realize how I can move ahead..
Tnx Manh❤

[claytonwashburn]

Thanks for the video! I graduated with an Econ major and looking for work in California. Having a rough time on indeed finding a listing that will train/accept with 0-1 relevant work experience in the field.

[John-cyxi]

Im an undergraduate that commited to economics. I was worried I wouldn't build a proper carrier, but after watching this economic series its actually more reasuring. If anything im going to start working on scraping that you mentioned in previous videos. Thank yoh for insight in economics !

[Chuck.Mastr]

Thank you for the information! Straight to the point and none of the "Day in the Life" of a college student fluff!

[getthrusted]

Seemed a bit surface level to me. Would have liked to see you dive more into the details and background they expected you to have for the jobs

[aboulamaassia]

Next year I'm going to study international economics and trade in china . And I'm so happy that I found before starting the year because now I'm sure that I'm made the right decision . Thanks and keep going ❤

[humzaashraf]

Thanks a million for this! I switched from pre-med to an Econ major with a possible double major or minor in CompSci, and have been stressing about job security in the future, but this helps a lot! Do you have any tips on what an Econ major should do over the summer (I'm currently a sophomore)? Thanks again!

[pedroandrade]

I’ve always worried about how I could potentially not get a job with an economics major. I’m currently a third year economics student at the University of Texas, and I haven’t had any job experience related to the field and I just wanted some tips and what I should focus on in order to improve my resume.