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Students will also take a variety of 300 and 400 level courses in Economics and other fields, based on their interests. See further graduation requirements in the accordion tab below. You can also find information about the different sections of ECON 490 below, as well. For complete details on the BA Major, and other options, see the UBC Calendar.
- Bachelor of International Economics
Bachelor of International Economics. The Bachelor of...
- Bachelor of Arts in Economics
To be admitted to the Major program, a student must have...
- Undergraduate
Undergraduate. Economics is the social science that seeks to...
- Undergraduate Programs (BA)
BIE grad pursues career in consulting. The Bachelor of Arts...
- Bachelor of International Economics
Economics offers expertise in a variety of fields including industrial organization, labour, economic measurement, economic history, macroeconomics, public policy, and international trade and finance development, as well as resource, health, and transitional economics. You may select a Minor, Major, or Honours program in Economics, as well as Combined Major programs in Economics and Political ...
Undergraduate. Economics is the social science that seeks to understand how the world works, analyzing the production, distribution and consumption of goods and services. Our programs will offer you the opportunity to gain a deep understanding of the economy and examine the social, cross-cultural and ethical dimensions of economic decision-making.
- First Requirement
- Second Requirement
- Third Requirement (Same as in The Regular Track)
Students in the regular track are required to take three courses among Business Fundamentals. In the Academic Track, this requirement is substituted by: 1. ECON 306 - Honours Microeconomics 2. ECON 307 - Honours Macroeconomics 3. ECON 425 - Introduction to Econometrics If ECON 425 is not offered in any given year, the program director shall designa...
Students in the BIE academic track are required to complete two courses among MATH 200, MATH 220, and MATH 221 (you shall determine the specific choice of courses in consultation with your program director and the academic advisor).
Students in the academic track are still required to take three courses from the Advanced Economics requirement.
BIE grad pursues career in consulting. The Bachelor of Arts in Economics is the Vancouver School of Economics’ core undergraduate program, introducing students to the field of economics through a combination of theoretical and empirical courses, labs, and experiential learning opportunities. Programs BA Program at a Glance.
To be admitted to the Major program, a student must have obtained a minimum of 54 credits applicable to the Bachelor of Arts, including: (i) 6 credits of Principles of Economics (ECON_V 101 and 102 or approved equivalents). (ii) 3 credits of first-year differential calculus (MATH_V 100) and 3 credits of first-year integral calculus (MATH_V 101 ...
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