QAMO Undergraduate Program

Quantitative Analysis of Markets & Organizations (QAMO) majors build analytical, technical, and problem-solving skills by utilizing game theory and econometrics to answer real-world questions. Developed jointly with the University of Utah’s Department of Economics, this major includes advanced courses in mathematics, statistics, economics, and business. QAMO students may also choose optional emphases in business disciplines such as Entrepreneurship, Finance, Marketing, and Operations & Supply Chain.

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The QAMO Difference

QAMO is a business major focusing on quantitative applications of economics. But what makes this major different from other business and economics majors?

Admission Criteria

Ready to declare? Explore the admissions requirements for a degree in QAMO and make an appointment with your academic advisor to confirm your path to graduation.

Designed to Combine

Our curriculum is designed to give you space to explore a variety of interests. Craft a unique college experience by combining QAMO with an emphasis, minor, double major, or honors.

Careers in QAMO

A bachelor’s degree in QAMO prepares students for careers in various industries, including accounting, consulting, financial services, technology, and government. Graduates go on to work for companies such as Ernst & Young, Goldman Sachs, and Cicero.

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Average Starting Salary
$0
*2022-23, indicates base salary plus variable compensation
Average Placement Rate
98%
Top 5 Hiring Companies
  1. Goldman Sachs
  2. University of Utah
  3. M Science
  4. Fidelity Investments
  5. Zions Bancorporation

Eccles Experience in QAMO

Your Eccles Experience as a QAMO major gives you real-world, hands-on experience. The Business Economics Society and the Management Consulting Club prepare you for the job market through workshops and speaker and networking events. Work directly with faculty through the Marriner S. Eccles Scholars program on research projects highlighting economic issues in Utah. And participate in annual student trips such as Week in Washington (D.C.) and Windy City Week (Chicago) to network with policymakers, economists, and management consulting firms.