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Minor in
Economics

The Minor in聽Economics will give you an essential insight into聽micro and macroeconomics in your first two courses, then expands to give you the full choice of finance or economics courses in the last four.

Programme Structure

An undergraduate may complete the requirements of one major and one minor and receive one US degree. A minor is an optional subject of specialisation within the undergraduate degree, which must be outside of the undergraduate major course of study and consist of at least 18 US /72 UK credits. A minor may not be completed independent of an undergraduate degree.

Undergraduates who add a minor to their major degree programme will normally need to complete more than the minimum 120 US/480 UK credits required for graduation. The normal course load for a full-time undergraduate student is 15-16 US/60-64 UK credits a semester. The minimum full-time undergraduate course load is 9 US/36 UK credits a semester.

Minor in Economics

US Credits

UK Credits

  • ECN 3200 Foundations of Economic Ideas

    The course introduces students to the history of economic thought and ideas. The course covers the time period of the early days until today鈥檚 post-financial crisis period. This course is of value to students who pursue a course of study in business, finance or economics as well as in other disciplines as it covers a wide range of issues including sociology, political philosophy and international relations. The course intends to provide a wide perspective of ideas rather than a more closely focused presentation of standard and mainstream theory as provided in Economics courses at higher levels.

3 12
  • ECN 4105 Introduction to Microeconomics

    An introduction to basic economic methodology. Within a framework of supply and demand analysis, the behavior of producers and consumers is examined in the context of the efficient allocation of scarce resources in society.

3 12
  • ECN 4110 Introduction to Macroeconomics

    This course introduces students to a theoretical treatment of national income and its key component parts. Macroeconomic models are used to examine policy issues and contemporary problems relating to output, income, spending and employment as well as inflation and growth.

3 12
plus THREE Level 5 / 6 with MKT prefix Minimum of 9 Minimum of 36
Minor Requirements 18 72

The University reserves the right to cancel or replace programmes and/or courses for which there is insufficient enrolment or concerns about academic standards, or for which the University cannot provide adequate teaching resources. Reasonable and appropriate effort is made to ensure that the content of courses corresponds with the descriptions in the University鈥檚 Programme and Course Listings.

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What our students say

“I initially chose to study Political Science and History however, I decided to switch majors because I felt that the Economics programme would provide me with the skills needed to work in my chosen industry.

I got a lot of support from the school to come and study here which is something I consider very important coming from a developing country (Dominican Republic).
Perhaps the strongest quality the university has is that the teachers are very approachable and accessible. I have a good working relationship with my professors which has enhanced the learning experience and the way I feel about my classes and education in general.

I would recommend students with an international background to come to 六合彩现场直播, and they will have a lot of support from the administration and teachers. The key thing here is to tap into these resources to enrich your university experience in a truly unique way.”

– Carlos Francisco Restituyo Vassallo, BA Economics