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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.
- Undergraduate
Undergraduate. Economics is the social science that seeks to...
- Undergraduate Programs (BA)
BIE grad pursues career in consulting. The Bachelor of Arts...
- Undergraduate
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.
ENGLISH. Approaches to Literature and Culture. ENGL 110 2022 S Credits: 3. Study of selected examples of literary and cultural expression: examples may include poetry, fiction, drama, life narratives, essays, graphic novels, screenplays, and narrative adaptations in film and other media. Essays are required.
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- Major in Economics
- Graduate School Track
- Combined Major in Economics and Political Science
- Combined Major in Economics and Philosophy
- B.A. Combined Major in Economics and Mathematics
- B.A. Combined Major in Economics and Statistics
- Honours in Economics
- Minor in Economics
Admission to the Major or a Combined Major or the Honours program in Economics requires a student to have completed at least 54 credits. Admission to the Major or a Combined Major or the Honours program in Economics is not automatic. To be admitted, a student must submit a formal application. Because there are a limited number of places, some stude...
A written application for admission to the Major or Honours program should be received by the deadline set by the Vancouver School of Economics, and published on its BA Admissions Page, prior to registering for the final 60 credits, to ensure that the student will be considered for admission. Application forms are available from Economics. The appl...
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) or ...
Graduate studies in Economics require a strong background in economic theory, econometrics, and mathematics. Therefore, students who intend to pursue graduate studies in Economics are strongly advised to take ECON_V 303 or ECON_V 306, ECON_V 307, ECON_V 421, ECON_V 425, MATH_V 200, and MATH_V 221.
Admission to the program is subject to the admission requirements, restrictions and application process that pertain currently to the Majors in Economics and Political Science. In addition to degree requirements, the program has Economics and Political Science requirements.
Admission to the program is subject to the admission requirements, restrictions, and application process that pertain currently to the Major in Economics. In addition to faculty requirements, the program has Economics, Philosophy, and joint requirements.
Admission to the program is subject to the admission requirements, restrictions and application processes that pertain currently to the Major in Economics. For the B.Sc. Combined Major in Mathematics and Economics, see the listing under the Faculty of Science.
Admission to the program is subject to the admission restrictions and application process that pertain currently to the Major in Economics. For the B.Sc., see the B.Sc. Combined Major in Statistics and Economics.
To be admitted to the Honours program, a student must have obtained a minimum of 54 credits applicable to the Bachelor of Arts, with a minimum of 75% or better on all credits attempted, and must have obtained: (i) 6 credits of Principles of Economics (ECON _V101 and 102 or approved equivalents). (ii) 6 credits of first-year calculus (MATH_V 100 and...
Students who are enrolled in a major program other than Economics and who: (i) obtain at least 30 credits and no more than 42 credits in Economics (ECON), and (ii) obtain at least 18 of these credits in courses numbered 300 or above, excepting upper-year principles of Economics (e.g. ECON_V 310, 311, or equivalent), qualify to graduate with a Minor...
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.
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In the English language major, you have the flexibility to take a range of our language courses with a focus on discourse and genre analysis, the history of English, structure of language, rhetoric, approaches to contemporary English or discourse and meaning. You can declare the English language major once you have obtained second-year standing ...
