To view courses offered by semester go to the on-line schedule, descriptions of all economics courses are available through the Catalog. The Open Course List shows which courses still have open seats.

Economics courses are offered in a wide range of topics including political economy, development, government (macroeconomic and microeconomic policy), business and finance, and co-operative businesses ...

IITs may be synonymous with engineering, technology and science, but their academic world extends well beyond these fields. Across the 23 IITs, students can explore Humanities and Social Sciences, ...

We typically recommend that students plan their degree so that they have no more than three economics courses in any given semester. You may not take most 300 level courses until you've taken ECON 101 ...

Undergraduate business courses are taught by the same Booth faculty who teach in our top-ranked MBA programs, and they feature the same rigorous approach to education. In our collaborative community, ...

Mathematics and statistics are key tools in many aspects of economics. The joint major in Economics & Mathematics aims to provide foundational skills in both subjects while focusing course selection ...

Of the four core courses for the major, Economics 250, 255, 260 and 270, only one may be taken off-campus and counted towards the major. Note that these courses are taught at a more advanced level at ...

At least four of these SIX courses must be upper lever 3000+ elective courses. There is a calculus pre-requisite to be completed before taking either intermediate theory course and econometrics. The ...

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Note not all courses are taught every quarter. Data acquisition, manipulation, and visualization using statistical software, with hands-on applications to economics. Prerequisites: Grade of C- or ...

Prereq: CAS EC 101; and CAS MA 121 or MA 123 (or equivalent). Determination of commodity prices and factor prices under differing market conditions of competition and monopoly. Note that students may ...