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BA Field Concentrations
An economics major may select one of the following concentrations. A
concentration is designated on a student's transcript and diploma.
Degree Requirements are given for each concentration. Please see an
advisor for details concerning each of the following concentrations.
Managerial Economics (4 courses, 16 Units)
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ECON 318
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Managerial Economics
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4
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ECON 375
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Money and Banking
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4
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ECON 418
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Seminar in Game Theory
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4
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ECON
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One additional Economics Course Approved by Economics
Department Advisor
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4
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Labor and Public Economics(4 courses, 14-16 Units)
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ECON 311
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Public Economics
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4
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ECON 321
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Labor Economics
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4
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ECON
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One additional Economics Course approved by an Economics Advisor
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3-4
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ECON
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One additional Economics Course Approved by an Economics
Department Advisor
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3-4
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International Economics (4 courses, 15-16 units)
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ECON 303
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International Economics
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4
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ECON 403
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Seminar in Int. Development Economics
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4
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ECON
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One additional Economics Course Approved by Economics
Department Advisor
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4
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ECON, Bus, Other
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One additional upper-division course (Global
Studies, International Studies, or International Business) approved by an Economics
Department Advisor
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3-4
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Instead of a field concentration, economics majors may focus their course
work beyond the required core courses into an advisory study plan.
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Last modified
08.21.2007
. Robert Eyler
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