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ECON 3130  ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY (3 credits)

An introduction to the basic concepts and approaches in contemporary economic geography, stressing the importance of the spatial perspective for an understanding of how economic processes work at global, national, regional, and local scales. (Offered Fall) (Cross-listed with GEOG 3130).

Economics Concentration

https://catalog.unomaha.edu/undergraduate/college-business-administration/bs-business-administration/economics/
Economics is a systematic and scientific way of looking at human choices. The field of Economics is a method of studying humans using models and data; it is not a series of facts about the economy to memorize. While economics includes the study of what people buy and how products are produced, the field is far more expansive. Economics can be applied to numerous fields including art, education, law, medicine, psychology, sociology, and urban studies. Economics is the foundational science on which all business fields are built. Regardless of your passion, economics can help you understand it.