Welcome to the Department of Economics

The Department of Economics at the University of Connecticut is the home to 33 faculty members, nearly 1100 undergraduate majors and approximately 60 graduate students.  We are proud of the success of our students after graduation.  Many of our undergraduate majors have gone on to careers in insurance, banking and government both at the state and federal level.  Our Masters graduates have continued in the Ph.D. program or distinguished themselves in business and government positions.  Numerous colleges and universities in the region and around the world are staffed with faculty members who received their doctorate degree from the Department.

The department prides itself on the diversity of interests and fields of its faculty. All of the faculty are actively involved in research and publication activities, and are active in international, national, and regional professional societies. Faculty members have also served in positions with the national and state governments, and international institutions.

The department also welcomes private support, which helps us reward top scholarly effort and to competitively recruit students and faculty. For more information on donating to departmental efforts, click the "Giving" link above.

Department News

  • Professor Langlois wins the Alfred and Fay Chandler Book Award
    The Harvard Business School Business History Review announces that Professor Richard Langlois has won the Alfred and Fay Chandler Book Award for his book The Corporation and the Twentieth Century: the History of American Business Enterprise (Princeton University Press, 2023). 2022-2024 Alfred and Fay Chandler Book Award We are pleased to announce that Richard N. […]
  • Professors Coşgel and Miceli Receive JEMAR Best Paper Award
    Congratulations to Professor Metin Coşgel and Professor Tom Miceli, recipients of the Journal of Economics, Management and Religion 2025 Best Paper Award for their paper: Law and Morality: The Decisive Oath as a Means of Resolving Legal Disputes Metin M. Coşgel and Thomas J. Miceli
  • ECE Economics Workshop 2025
    The Early College Experience (ECE) Economics program is one of the largest at UConn. This academic year, we have 36 schools participating, with 50 teachers running 72 sections of introductory Economics courses. Through the ECE, we offer ECON 1000- Essentials of Economics, ECON 1202 – Principles of Microeconomics, and ECON 1202 – Principles of Macroeconomics. […]

Events Calendar

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  • Nov
    13
    CLAS Research Conversation: Supporting Your Research Through Entrepreneurial Activities
    Susan V. Herbst Hall (Formerly Oak Hall)
    3:30 PM

    Discover how UConn faculty are navigating funding challenges by partnering with industry or launching ventures, and learn about the resources available to support your own entrepreneurial path.