International economics
Certificate, undergraduate
Global growth starts here
By completing this program, you’ll gain a deep understanding of how national and international policies shape globalization. You’ll learn to use economic models to analyze the advantages and disadvantages of international trade and global linkages and you’ll explore economic differences between countries using real-world data.
You’ll also develop the skills to critically evaluate the factors that drive — or hinder — economic growth around the world. Rooted in both micro and macroeconomics, this certificate explores key issues such as sustainable development, poverty reduction, immigration, international trade and globalization, giving you the tools to understand and influence the global economy.
Overview
Related Topics
See the world through economics
Degree fit
This certificate could be a good fit if you:
- Are pursuing or hold a bachelor’s degree
- Want specialization in international economics
- Work or aspire to roles in:
- Global trade analysis
- Economic policy advising
- International business strategy
- Import/export operations
- Wish to deepen ability to analyze and interpret global economic trends
Career outcomes
Current job openings
67 in ID, WA, OR, MT and HIPotential careers and mid-career salaries
- Environmental Economists • Economists
$108,753
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Financial aid and scholarship opportunities
U of I’s certificate programs are not eligible for financial aid or scholarships on their own. However, students enrolled in a bachelor's or associate degree program may apply their financial aid and scholarships toward a certificate if they are pursuing both simultaneously.
For more information or to explore funding options, contact the Financial Aid Office at finaid@uidaho.edu or call 208-885-6312.
Clubs and involvement opportunities
As a College of Business and Economics student, you have many hands-on learning opportunities to ensure your readiness for the real business world. Our experiential learning programs give you practical experience and business know-how that will set you apart.
Join an interactive program:
Student clubs
You can also participate in a range of clubs on campus and through CBE:
- Entrepreneurship Club
- International Affairs Club
- Oxfam America (Oxfam)
Application information
Admission criteria for undergraduate certificates are the same as those for U of I undergraduate degree programs. View our admission requirements to learn more.
Undergraduate certificate application process
Students interested in adding a certificate to their bachelor’s or associate degree program should speak with their academic advisor.
Students interested in earning an undergraduate certificate as a standalone program should contact the Admissions Office at 208-885-6326 for information on how to apply.