Major:
To earn an honours degree in Economics, a student must complete thirteen courses and a capstone thesis and earn a total of 60 credits (out of which):
- Eight are Required courses (32 credits)
- Five are Elective courses (20 credits)
- A Capstone Thesis must be completed (8 credits)
Minor:
To earn a minor in Economics, a student must complete six courses and a total of 24 credits (out of which):
- Principles of Economics is a mandatory course (4 credits)
- Any two of the other Required courses (8 credits)
- Any three of the other Elective courses (12 credits)
Concentration:
To earn a concentration in Economics, a student must complete three courses and earn 12 credits (out of which):
- Principles of Economics is a mandatory course (4 credits)
- Any two of the other Required or Elective courses (8 credits)
Note: Economics is a hierarchical discipline. For most courses beyond the introductory sequences, prerequisites are listed and it would be important to take the prerequisite before enrolling for the next course; however, it may be possible in some cases (with permission from the instructor and the Division Chair) to take a course at the same time (as a co-requisite)
The Krea economics graduate will effectively contribute through professional roles in the corporate sector or start-ups, in academia, public policy or think tanks, in government, and in the non- government and non- profit sectors.
Job Roles |
Organizations |
- Business analyst
- Communications specialist
- Economic consultant
- Government policy adviser
- Management consultant
- Market research analyst
- Policy analyst
- Trade/ Business manager
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- International trade organisation
- Foreign commission
- Management Consultancy
- Market Research agency
- Insurance company
- Finance organization
- Economic Policy Think Tank
- Media company
- Corporate for-profit organisation
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