Economics Minor

Two of the courses in this minor may count toward both the economics minor and most other majors, including the business major.

Program Requirements

ECON 221 - Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 222 - Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON 325 - Managerial Economics/Intermediate Microeconomics OR
ECON 326 - Business Cycles and Forecasting/Intermediate Macroeconomics

Three from:

including at least one 300-level course

ECON 232 - Sustainability Economics
ECON 236 - Emerging Economies
ECON 237 - Regional Economies of the World
ECON 241 - Health Economics and Health Policy
ECON 331 - Money and Financial Markets
ECON 335 - Human Resource Economics
ECON 337 - World Poverty and Economic Development
ECON 338 - International Trade and Finance
ECON 339 - Government Finance and Public Policy
ECON 343 - Research Methods
ECON 345 - Advanced Topics in Economics

Academic Areas of Interest

Students are encouraged to organize their elective courses for the economics minor, after taking ECON 221 and ECON 222 , according to their area of academic interest as follows:

Economics Minor

Program Requirements

Three from:

Academic Areas of Interest

Finance:

And Three from:

Human Resources:

And Two from:

International and Global Study:

And Three from:

Marketing:

And Three from:

MBA Preparation:

And One from:

Operations Management:

And Two from:

Public Administration and Policy:

And Three from:

Quantitative Analysis:

Small Business:

And Three from:

Total Semester Hours: 19-20