Finance and Banking: Graduates with a degree in Economics can work in banks, investment firms, or financial institutions in different roles such as financial analysts, portfolio managers, and investment bankers.

Government Agencies: Graduates can work with government agencies at the national or state level in roles such as policy analysts, budget analysts, and economic advisors.

International Organizations: Graduates can work with international organizations such as the World Bank, International Monetary Fund (IMF), or the United Nations in various roles such as economic researchers, policy analysts, and development consultants.

Consulting Firms: Graduates can work with consulting firms in roles such as economic analysts or research associates, providing economic analysis and advice to clients.

Non-profit Organizations: Graduates can work in non-profit organizations such as think tanks, research centers, and advocacy groups in roles such as research analysts, policy analysts, and program managers.

Academia: Graduates can pursue a career in academia by working as economists, researchers, or professors in universities and research institutes.