Program

Single Major Honours

Joint Major Honours

Single Major General

Joint Major General

Economics Coop - single major Honours degree 

Minor in Economics

Economics 1010H and 1020H are prerequisites for all other courses in Economics. A standing of C- (60%) or higher is required in Economics 1010H and 1020H for registration in upper year Economics courses. With the exception of Economics-Administration 2250H and Economics-Administration 2200H, two-thousand series courses in Economics are accepted as three-thousand level courses to meet the University requirements of a minimum number of three-thousand series courses.

It is strongly recommended for single-majors that Economics 3200H and Economics 3250H, and for joint-majors that Economics-Administration 2250H and Economics 3200H be completed before students enter their fourth quarter.

Single Major Honours Program 

The single-major Honours program consists of twenty credits. Minimum 9.5 credits in Economics, including: 

  • 1010H Introductory Microeconomics
  • 1020H Introductory Macroeconomics
  • 2000H Intermediate Microeconomics Theory I
  • 2010H Intermediate Macroeconomics Theory I
  • 2200H* Intro to Stats for Econ & Mgmt
  • 2250H* Math for Economics & Mgmt
  • 3000H Intermediate Microeconomic Theory II
  • 3010H Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory II
  • 3200H Econometrics
  • 3250H Mathematical Economics & Economic Models 
  • 4000H Advanced Microeconomic Theory
  • 4041H Research Methodology in Economics
  • 4050H Advanced Macroeconomics

Plus: one three-thousand or four-thousand level Economics course credit and two additional credits in Economics. For the B.Sc., 14 science credits in the program as a whole.

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Joint-major Honours program

Minimum seven credits in Economics, including: 

  • 1010H Introductory Microeconomics
  • 1020H Introductory Macroeconomics
  • 2000H Intermediate Microeconomics Theory I
  • 2010H Intermediate Macroeconomics Theory I
  • 2200H* Intro to Stats for Econ & Mgmt
  • 2250H* Math for Economics & Mgmt
  • 3200H Econometrics
  • 4041H Research Methodology in Economics
  • Either 3000H and 4000H; or ECON 3010H and 4050H

Two additional credits in Economics which must include at least one-half three-thousand or four-thousand level Economics course credits.  For the B.Sc., 14 science credits in the program as a whole.

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Single-major General program

Minimum six credits in Economics, including: 

  • 1010H Introductory Microeconomics
  • 1020H Introductory Macroeconomics
  • 2000H Intermediate Microeconomics Theory I
  • 2010H Intermediate Macroeconomics Theory I
  • 2200H* Intro to Stats for Econ & Mgmt
  • 2250H* Math for Economics & Mgmt

Plus three additional credits in Economics.  For the B.Sc., 11 science credits in the program as a whole.

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Joint-major General program

Minimum five credits in Economics, including:

  • 1010H Introductory Microeconomics
  • 1020H Introductory Macroeconomics
  • 2000H Intermediate Microeconomics Theory I
  • 2010H Intermediate Macroeconomics Theory I

Plus three additional credits in Economics.  For the B.Sc., 11 science credits in the program as a whole,

Joint major General checklist accessible format

Economics Co-op

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Work Term Schedule

  Fall Winter Summer
Year 1 Study Term 1 Study Term 2 Study Term 3
Year 2 Study Term 4 Study Term 5 Work Term 1
Year 3 Study Term 6 Work Term 2 Work Term 3
Year 4 Study Term 7 Study Term 8  

Course planning for Economics co-op:

Below is a suggest course plan to complete your Honours degree and co-op work terms.

YEAR 1 - Fall STUDY 1

ECON 1010H Introduction to Micro-economics

ELECTIVE

ELECTIVE

ELECTIVE

ELECTIVE

YEAR 1 - Winter STUDY 2

ECON 1020H Introduction to Macro-economics

ELECTIVE

ELECTIVE

ELECTIVE

ELECTIVE

Summer STUDY 3

ECON 2200H Introduction to Statistics

ECON 2250H Introduction to Math for Business       

0.5 credit course from the Approved Indigenous Course Requirement (ICR) List

COOP 2000H    

ELECTIVE  

YEAR 2 - Fall STUDY 4

ECON 2000H Intermediate Microeconomics Theory I

ECON 2010H Intermediate Macroeconomics Theory I

ECON ELECTIVE

ELECTIVE

ELECTIVE

YEAR 2 - Winter STUDY 5

ECON 3000H Intermediate Microeconomic Theory II

ECON 3010H Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory II

ECON ELECTIVE

ELECTIVE

ELECTIVE

Summer WORK TERM 1

YEAR 3 - Fall STUDY 6

ECON 3200H Econometrics

ECON 3250H Mathematical Economics and Economic Models

ECON ELECTIVE AT THE THIRD OR FOURTH YEAR LEVEL

ECON ELECTIVE

ELECTIVE

YEAR 3 - Winter WORK TERM 2

Summer WORK TERM 3

YEAR 4 - Fall STUDY 7

ECON 4050H Topics in Advanced Macroeconomics

ECON ELECTIVE AT THE THIRD OR FOURTH YEAR LEVEL

ECON ELECTIVE

ELECTIVE

ELECTIVE

YEAR 4 - Winter STUDY 8

ECON 4041H Research Methodology in Economics

ECON 4000H Topics in Advanced Microeconomics

ELECTIVE

ELECTIVE

COOP 4000H

 

For more information on the co-op program and work term requirements, contact Deb Earle, Co-op Coordinator, Trent School of Business deborahearle@trentu.ca (make this a link)

The ECON Co-op is coordinated in partnership with the Trent School of Business, visit their website for more information. link to https://www.trentu.ca/business/experience/undergraduate-experience/place...

Minor in Economics

Minimum five credits in Economics, including: 

  • 1010H Introductory Microeconomics
  • 1020H Introductory Macroeconomics
  • 2000H Intermediate Microeconomics Theory I
  • 2010H Intermediate Macroeconomics Theory I

Plus three additional credits in Economics.  For the B.Sc., 11 science credits in the program as a whole, including Economics-Administration 2200H and 2250H.

Bachelor of Science single-major Honours program in Mathematical Economics

Minimum 9.0 credits in Economics and 4.0 credits in Mathematics, including:

  • 1010H Introductory Microeconomics
  • 1020H Introductory Macroeconomics
  • 2000H Intermediate Microeconomics Theory I
  • 2010H Intermediate Macroeconomics Theory I
  • 3000H Intermediate Microeconomic Theory II
  • 3010H Intermediate Macroeconomics Theory II
  • 3200H Econometrics
  • 3250H Mathematical Economics & Economic Models
  • 4000H Advanced Microeconomic Theory 
  • 4041H Research Methodology in Economics
  • 4050H Advanced Macroeconomics
  • 4200H Topics in Econometrics
  • 1110H Calculus I: Limits, Derivatives, and Integrals
  • 1120H Calculus Ii: Integrals and Series Integrals 
  • 1350H Linear Algebra I Matrix Algebra
  • 1550H Introduction to Probability
  • 2110H Calculus III: Several Variables
  • 2560H Applied Statistics I
  • 3350H Linear Programming
  • 4251H or 4510H  

Plus one additional credit in Economics at the 3000-level or 4000-level
and two additional Economics credits in addition to the above
(excluding ECON-ADMN 2200H and ECON-ADMN 2250H).

The following courses are particularly suited to the Bachelor of Science 
in Mathematical Economics, and students may wish to consider them as 
electives: MATH 2150H, 2350H, 3700H, 3510H, 3560H, 3570H, 3610H, 4561H and 4563H

*indicates that courses of equivalent content can be substituted for Economics-Administration 2250H/2200H. This will be determined by the Department Chair.

Note: In order to be eligible to graduate with a B.Sc. degree, a student must have completed an Ontario Academic Course in Mathematics, or equivalent, or a university level Mathematics course.

ECON-ADMN 2200H and ECON 3200H fulfill the requirement for 1.0 MATH credit for the BSc in Economics. 

 

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