At Sarah Lawrence, economics is not taught as a set of techniques for working in a static field, but as an evolving discipline. In the liberal arts tradition, Sarah Lawrence students approach the study of economics by addressing issues in historical, political and cultural context. They analyze and evaluate multiple schools of thought as they relate to actual situations, exploring such topics as globalization, growth and social policy, inequality, capitalism and the environment from an economic perspective. Students who have focused on economics have gone on to be union organizers, joined the Peace Corps, interned with United Nations agencies, gone to law school and entered graduate programs in public policy and international development.