Economics
Required Courses*
| Microeconomic Principles and Problems |
| Macroeconomic Principles and Problems |
| Macroeconomic Theory |
| Microeconomic Theory* |
| Applied Econometrics (for BSBA only) |
Elective Courses
| Select 12 credits from courses below: |
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| Public Finance and Fiscal Policy | |
| Labor Economics | |
| Economics of Natural Resources and the Environment | |
| Economics of Developing Countries | |
| Economic Problems of Latin America | |
| Health Economics | |
| Contemporary Issues in Monetary Economics | |
| Economic Growth | |
| International Trade | |
| International Monetary Economics | |
| Mathematical Economics (Fall only) | |
| Labor Economics (Spring only) | |
| Mathematical Economics II (Spring only) | |
| Advanced Microeconomic Theory | |
Economics Minor
Business Students must take ECO 211, 212, 302* and three additional Economics courses. Non-business students in any school or college may minor in Economics. Non-business students must take ECO 211, 212, 302 and two additional Economics courses.
All courses submitted for the major or minor must be completed with a grade of "C-" or higher and with an overall GPA of 2.0 or higher.
Economics may be the major of a candidate for the Master of Arts (M.A.) and Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degrees. Interested candidates should contact the departmental chair.
*MTH 109 or MAS 110 or a higher level Calculus course is required of all Economics majors and minors. The Calculus course must be completed before enrolling in ECO 302.
Additional Areas of Study
- Accounting
- Computer Information Systems
- Entrepreneurship
- Finance
- Health Sector Management and Policy
- Human Resource Management
- International Finance and Marketing
- Legal Studies
- Management
- Management Science
- Marketing
- Real Estate
