<p>Is it possible to double major in Computer Science and Political Science or Economics? If so, what careers could this lead to?</p>
<p>Informatics, computer scientist for government databases, analyst jobs, accountant, operations research etc. it can be done. Go computer science and economics and you are golden.</p>
<p>I second csh123, this is a data-driven world and you can own it with (quantitative) economics and CS. You don’t necessarily have to double major though. Esp with economics just cherry-pick the most quantitative (micro) classes and turn those into an econ major and you’re still golden.</p>