Economics

Economics courses are for students anticipating graduate study or careers in business, government, law, or social work. Majors choose a concentration in economic policy or globalization.

Major (52 hours)

• Prerequisite of one course from:
  • Finite Math — MATH 1300
  • Applied Calculus — MATH 1400
  • Calculus I — MATH 2010
• 37-hour business core
• Intermediate Economic Analysis — ECON 3020

• Economic Policy
  • Money and Banking — ECON 3410
  • 9 hours from the following:
    • Public Finance — ECON 3110
    • International Economics — ECON 3210
    • Practicum in Economics — ECON 3850
    • Topics in Contemporary Economics and Finance — ECON 4020
    • Topics in Business and Economics — BSNS 4240
    • Business Internship — BSNS 4800
    • Federal Income Tax — ACCT 4020
    
    
• Globalization
  • International Economics — ECON 3210
  • Practicum in Service Experiences — INED 3500
  • 6 hours from the following:
    • Global Finance and Accounting — ACCT 3210
    • Money and Banking — ECON 3410
    • Global Business — BSNS 3120
    • International Management — BSNS 4120
    • Global Marketing — BSNS 4250
    • History and Culture of Modern Germany — HIST 3210
    • History and Culture of Japan — HIST 3350
    • General History of Latin America — HIST 3370
    • Introduction to International Politics — POSC 3300
    • American Foreign Policy — POSC 3330
    • Comparative Politics and Government — POSC 3400
    • Global Political Economy —POSC 3510
    • Globalization and the Developing World —POSC 3520

View the Undergraduate Catalog for full course descriptions.