
Undergraduate Economics at Pace University
Economics Education with Real-World Impact
At Pace University, we're preparing the next generation of economists, policy leaders, and financial professionals through a rigorous, market-driven curriculum that blends economic theory with hands-on application. Our undergraduate economics programs offer distinct pathways in international economics and public policy, ensuring students gain the analytical and strategic skills to navigate complex global markets.
Check out our numbers.
Ranked in the top 20 best colleges for economics in New York (Source: Niche.com)
number of times the Pace Federal Reserve Challenge Team has won the national title
of Best Colleges that provide return on investment for economics majors (Source: PayScale.com)
Where Our Grads Are Working
- The Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve
- Credit Suisse
- Equitable Life Insurance
- Federal Reserve Bank of NY
- Goldman Sachs
- Northwestern Mutual
- NYC Office of Management and Budget
- Pfizer Pharmaceuticals
- State Farm Insurance
- Thompson Reuters
- The United Nations

A Tight-knit Community

Kristina Krichmaryov '26, BS in Computational Economics
Pace's Fed Challenge Team
Suraj Sharma '25, '26, Co-Captain of the Federal Reserve Challenge Team, reflects on his memorable experience meeting Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, the skills he’s gained through the Fed Challenge, and why Pace was his top choice for college.
Did you know? 16 of 23 Pace Fed Challenge national winners are women.

Learn More About Undergraduate Economics at Pace
Our undergraduate programs in economics, business economics, and computational economics give students the skills they need to succeed in a fast-paced, ever-changing economy.
Our Economics faculty are scholars, industry leaders, and dedicated mentors committed to bridging theory with real-world application.
Our students are learning for real life through competitions like EconHack, the Federal Reserve Challenge, and the Fiscal Challenge.
More from Pace's Econ Department
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