Master the models and methods that drive data-driven business decisions.
The new Quantitative Business Economics (QBE) major blends economic theory, business strategy and advanced statistical techniques. Learn to translate complex analyses into clear, impactful decisions and become the data-fluent professional companies seek.
Gain a robust foundation in quantitative methods, statistics and programming within a top STEM university. This innovative program empowers you to apply rigorous economic models to solve real-world business challenges.
Immerse yourself in actual economic projects through programs like The Data Mine, a community dedicated to data-driven research. Develop the practical skills required for high-level analysis and decision-making in today's economy.
Join the Purdue Economics Association to discuss, debate and refine your understanding of economic trends and policies. Connect with peers and professionals who share your passion for data-driven solutions.
With data playing a larger role in business than ever before, employers are looking to hire those who have excellent economic intuition with the analytical skills to back it up. This valuable combination is crucial for decision-making and leadership in the field of economics, whether you’re working exclusively with data or analyzing economic policy and trends.
With a degree in Quantitative Business Economics, you could become a:
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Recent Internships
Once I discovered my passion for public service and chose to study Quantitative Business Economics to prepare myself for a career in international economic policy.
Sara D'Urso
BS QBE '27
Market Research Intern, Barcelona-based Startup
At the Daniels School of Business, you'll gain more than a degree. You’ll discover your potential and chart a path that’s uniquely yours. You can study abroad, add a concentration or minor, or pursue a master’s degree, often without adding extra time to your undergraduate journey.
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Outside the classroom, you’ll find countless ways to get involved, from learning communities and case competitions to leadership roles on the School of Business Council and more. You’ll also benefit from personalized career coaching and connections to top employers.
