Business Economics Graduate Certificate

Learn how to integrate economic principles and business concepts.

What You'll Learn

Understanding of current economic issues and economic principles and methods, including real-world applications and elements of microeconomics and macroeconomics.
Knowledge of economic perspective on the nature, scale, and organization of businesses and the role of information and transaction costs in internal and external markets.
Deepened knowledge in focused topic areas, such as labor economics, economics of financial markets, economic strategy and competitiveness, and economics of emerging markets.

Together with your diverse peers, you can advance a career in business, finance, a multinational corporation, trade, or international development.

The professional graduate certificate in Business Economics requires four courses.

You may choose from the following course groups, using the certificate course search:

Find certificate courses by term — fall, spring, or summer — in the DCE Course Search and Registration platform.

Summer course registration is open through June 20. Learn more about how to register →

Fall 2024 courses and registration details will be live in June.

To meet the requirements for the certificate, you must:

Affordability is core to our mission. When compared to our continuing education peers, it’s a fraction of the cost.

Our Tuition (2023–24 rate)	$3,220 per course
Average Tuition of Peer Institutions	$5,476 per course
Average Total Cost	$12,880