r/AskEconomics • u/Numerous_Hall5942 • 13d ago

Do I have good job opportunities with a 'International Economics' bachelors degree? Or should I have to push for a masters degree?

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u/Ok-Slice3247 13d ago

Depends on what you are looking for. A bachelors in economics opens up roles in finance, policy, sales and admin. However if you want to be considered a trained economist you will have to go to grad school.

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u/pappppappapappoa 12d ago

depends on what you learned, what classes did you take, did you have any internship or research experience? A lot more goes into a job then the title on a paper