Explore academic careers in Socioeconomics within the Business & Economics field. Opportunities range from faculty positions at top universities to research roles in leading institutions, offering a chance to influence economic policy and social welfare.
The field of Socioeconomics offers diverse academic career paths within Business & Economics. Professionals in this area can influence economic policies and contribute to social welfare through research and teaching.
Salaries for Socioeconomics professionals in academia can range from $60,000 to over $150,000 annually, depending on experience, institution, and location. Hiring trends show an increasing demand for experts who can bridge economic theory with social impact, driven by global challenges like inequality and sustainability.
The demand for Socioeconomics faculty and researchers is growing, particularly in areas that intersect with public policy, environmental economics, and behavioral economics. Universities are seeking candidates who can contribute to interdisciplinary research and teaching programs.
Professionals in Socioeconomics often collaborate with industries in sectors like finance, healthcare, and education. Interdisciplinary opportunities include working with sociologists, political scientists, and environmental scientists to address complex societal issues.
Academic funding for Socioeconomics research is available through grants from the National Science Foundation, the Economic and Social Research Council, and private foundations focused on social impact.
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An international organization promoting interdisciplinary research on the socio-economic foundations of modern societies.
A global association dedicated to advancing socio-economic research that integrates ethical values and social goals into economic analysis.
A European society focused on promoting evolutionary and institutional approaches to political economy and socio-economic issues.
A U.S.-based organization advancing institutional and evolutionary economics with a focus on socio-economic processes.
A global association that promotes feminist perspectives in economics and socio-economic policy analysis.
A U.S.-based organization dedicated to radical political economic analysis of socio-economic inequalities and alternatives.
An Australian society promoting pluralist and heterodox approaches to economics, including socio-economic perspectives.
City University of New York, Graduate School and University Center
• New York, NY 10016, USA
• Academic / Faculty
University of Mohammed VI Polytechnic (UM6P)
• Benguerir, Morocco
• Academic / Faculty
