President Rebecca Stoltzfus reappointed for a third term. Learn more
Associate Professor of Business
President Rebecca Stoltzfus reappointed for a third term. Learn more

Minor

At Goshen College, a major in global economics prepares you to understand and shape the economic systems that impact people, communities and ecosystems around the world. Whether you’re interested in international development, financial analysis, public policy, or environmental economics, this program equips you with a foundation in ethical leadership, sustainability, and global citizenship.
You’ll explore how economics intersects with politics, culture and the environment, while developing practical skills to address complex global challenges. With small classes, close faculty mentorship and hands-on experiences like internships and studying abroad, you’ll graduate ready to make a difference.
Global economics students explore both theory and application across a range of timely, interdisciplinary topics. You’ll build a foundation in micro and macroeconomics while connecting economics to sustainability, global systems and justice.
Some example courses include:
A faculty advisor will work with you to customize your academic path to align with your personal and professional goals.
As a global economics graduate, you’ll be equipped for careers that require strategic thinking, cultural awareness and a commitment to social responsibility. Our alumni work in a variety of sectors, including:
Alumni have built careers with NGOs, government agencies, financial institutions and international organizations — living out Goshen’s motto of Culture for Service through economic leadership and advocacy.
Your education won’t stay in the classroom. As a global economics major, you’ll engage in internships, fieldwork and cross-cultural experiences that bring economic theory to life.
Opportunities include:
As a global economics student, you’ll be eligible for Goshen College’s academic scholarships and need-based aid. Additional opportunities may be available for students pursuing international service, social justice or economic development work.
You’ll learn in small, collaborative classrooms and have access to faculty with expertise in economics, sustainability, peace studies and global systems. Across campus, you’ll also find support through: