Economics
INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS AND FINANCE
Bachelor of Arts
International trade drives Canada's economy. That means companies must compete - both locally and abroad - against foreign markets. As a result, there is widespread need for economic and finance specialists who can make strategic business decisions and deliver an informed, global perspective.
International Economics and Finance is Canada's only undergraduate university program exclusively targeted to meet both these needs.
The program integrates finance into the curriculum, giving you the "street smarts" to translate the science of economics into bottom-line business decisions. You also learn to evaluate opportunities and risks related to cross-border investment flows by considering foreign social, cultural and political factors. You profit from a unique education that equips you with in-demand, competitive expertise.
ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCE
Bachelor of Commerce
In today's highly technical and computerized world, acquiring timely and accurate business and economic data is essential for successful management decision-making. The EMS program is designed to meet the needs of industry and government for professionals with well-developed analytical and model building skills. The EMS program also prepares students for graduate studies in a variety of business and economic fields.
The EMS program has a double focus: economic analysis and quantitative skills. The principles and methods of economic analysis are applicable to many types of enterprises, including private sector firms, public utilities, government agencies, and nonprofit organizations. Today as well, proficiency in the processing of all sorts of quantitative data is expected of managers because vast amounts of information are available as a consequence of advances in computer technology.
Production, marketing, finance, and research and development produce huge amounts of quantitative data. Whether it is useful or not depends upon the technical skills of management members and the staff who support their decision-making function.
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS IN ECONOMICS
The Change School of Continuing Education is offering six (6) specialized certificate programs in economics:
More information is available by visiting the CE Economics website.
ECONOMICS MINOR
The objective of the Minor is to offer students a coherent group of courses in the discipline of Economics. It will enable students from different professional programs to pursue Economics as a related area of study, and it will give both greater breadth and depth to the program of studies of those who choose it. The Minor will provide formal recognition to those students who complete its requirements.
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