* Books, Student services fees
Entry requirements :
Competitive IB Score-33
English language requirements :
We believe a successful Economics program provides a combination of sound mathematics, strong statistical analysis and the ability to powerfully convey these findings. Our Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Economics provides rigorous training that will give you both theoretical and empirical methods to understand, interpret and communicate the key issues in today’s society.
Laurier’s Economics department is uniquely positioned within our Lazaridis School of Business and Economics to provide you with the option to complete your degree in Economics and Accounting or Economics and Financial Management. The end result is an Economics graduate that has the tools and skills to make a huge impact in the workforce.
You'll study economics from the micro level, looking at individual businesses and homes. Also look at the macro level, evaluating entire economics and industries. Learn about, interpret and explore challenges facing society, such as scarcity, inflation and unemployment.
Program Highlights
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First-Year Courses
Introduction to Microeconomics
Introduction to Macroeconomics
Introductory to Calculus and Social Sciences or Calculus I
3.5 non-economics elective credits
Sample First-Year Electives
Evil and Its Symbols
Environment, Sustainability and Society
Pirates! A World History
Sample Upper-Year Courses
Economics of Inequality
Economics of the Canadian Banking and Financial System
Industrial Organization
OSHC: 1000.00 ($) CAD
