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University of Alberta For Current Economics Majors
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All Subjects Code Meaning: https://apps.ualberta.ca/catalogue/course /
Econ Subject Code: https://apps.ualberta.ca/catalogue/course/econ
ECON 101 - Introduction to Microeconomics 、ECON 102 - Introduction to Macroeconomics 、ECON 109 - Basic Writing in Economics I 、ECON 203 - Selected Topics in Economics I 、ECON 204 - Principles of Economics 、ECON 211 - Chinese Economic Development 、ECON 213 - An Introduction to the Economics of Developing Countries 、ECON 222 - Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth 、ECON 225 - History of Economic Thought 、ECON 241 - Money 、ECON 251 - Indigenous Economics、ECON 269 - Economics of the Environment 、ECON 281 - Intermediate Microeconomic Theory I 、ECON 282 - Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory I 、ECON 299 - Quantitative Methods in Economics
ECON 303 - Selected Topics in Economics II、ECON 323 - International Economics 、ECON 331 - Labor Economics 、ECON 341 - Money and Banking 、ECON 350 - The Economics of Public Expenditures 、ECON 353 - Taxation Policy and Structure 、ECON 357 - Health Economics 、ECON 359 - Behavioural and Experimental Economics 、ECON 365 - Resource Economics 、ECON 366 - Energy Economics 、ECON 373 - Industrial Organization 、ECON 378 - Law and Economics: Common Law and Economic Incentives 、ECON 384 - Intermediate Microeconomic Theory II 、ECON 385 - Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory II 、ECON 386 - Applications of Mathematics to Economics I 、ECON 387 - Applications of Mathematics to Economics II 、ECON 389 - Macroeconomic Measurement 、ECON 399 - Introductory Econometrics
ECON 400 - Honors Essay: Fourth-Year Honors Economics 、ECON 403 - Selected Topics in Economics III 、ECON 410 - Pacific Rim Economic Development 、ECON 412 - European Economic Development 、ECON 414 - Economics of Developing Countries 、ECON 418 - Topics in Canadian Economic Development 、ECON 421 - International Trade 、ECON 422 - International Payments 、ECON 423 - Topics in International Trade and Development in India 、ECON 431 - Labor Economics 、ECON 432 - Economics of Education 、ECON 442 - The Economics of Financial Markets 、ECON 450 - Topics in Public Economics 、ECON 451 - Indigenous Economic Development 、ECON 452 - Political Economy 、ECON 462 - Urban Economics 、ECON 467 - Environmental and Natural Resource Policy 、ECON 471 - Strategic Behavior of the Firm 、ECON 472 - Market Power: Theory and Policy 、ECON 481 - Advanced Microeconomic Theory 、ECON 482 - Advanced Macroeconomic Theory 、ECON 484 - Game Theory and Economic Applications 、ECON 485 - Macroeconomic Policy 、ECON 493 - Economic Forecasting 、ECON 497 - Econometric Methods
ECONOMICS MAJOR GPA REQUIREMENTS Students in the Major in Economics require a minimum GPA of 2.3. This applies to the admission/transfer, promotion, and graduation requirements.
Promotion Requirements Promotion from year to year in the Economics major requires a GPA of at least 2.3 on a minimum of ★9 on the most recent assessment of academic standing.
Graduation Requirements Graduation with a Major in Economics requires a graduation average of at least 2.3 with an average of at least 2.3 in all senior-level Economics courses. Students must also meet the promotion requirements in their final year/term in order to graduate.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Do Spring/Summer courses count towards my GPA? Spring/Summer courses do not count towards your promotion requirements - only Fall/Winter courses are calculated. Spring/Summer courses do count towards Graduation Requirements.
What if my GPA for Fall/Winter falls below 2.3? Current majors with a GPA between 2.0 and 2.2 are not eligible to continue in the Economics major, and their major will be changed to “Undeclared.” Students should prepare to complete an alternate major.
Students will also be dropped from any courses they are registered in for Fall/Winter that are restricted to Economics majors. Students can enroll in restricted courses after June 29.
Can I declare Economics as my major in the future? Students who are ineligible to continue in the Economics major, but are eligible to remain in the Faculty of Arts, must complete a Fall/Winter session and achieve a GPA of 2.3 on at least ★9 to be eligible to reapply to the major.
Students who are not eligible to continue in the major will not be granted re-entry to the major on the basis of Fall term grades; re-application to the major should be done after Winter term grades are available.
What if I have previously been Required to Withdraw (RTW) and want to declare an Econ major? Students who have been Required to Withdraw from and wish to declare a Major in Economics must apply for admission to the Faculty of Arts and present one of the following:
1. APGA of 2.3 or higher (minimum ★24); 2. GPA of 2.3 or higher on ★12 or more, after being RTW - to be confirmed Fall 2018 2. ★9 or more, with a GPA of 2.3, in a Fall/Winter session following admission to the Faculty of Arts
What if my Fall/Winter GPA is 2.3 but my GPA on Economics courses that year is lower? You are still eligible to continue in the Major in Economics. However, upon graduation, you must have a GPA of 2.3 on all senior-level Economics courses applied to the major.
Who can I contact if I have a question about the Economics major GPA requirements? Please contact the Department of Economics at: Include your full name and 7-digit student ID number.
Economics [Arts] Honors in Economics https://calendar.ualberta.ca/preview_program.php?catoid=20&poid=19800&returnto=5111
Students planning to apply for admission to the Honors program should consult BA Honors
for admission requirements. See BA (Honors)
for Faculty regulations concerning the Honors program.
Honors in Economics requires a minimum of ★54 and a maximum of ★72 in Economics (at the 200-level and above). The Department offers two different routes or sets of course requirements to obtain Honors in Economics. One route includes advanced training in econometrics and mathematical economics and is appropriate for students contemplating continuing their studies in economics at the graduate level. The other also leads to a specialized degree in economics and requires completion of an honors essay; it is more appropriate for students with different career objectives or contemplating studies in related disciplines after graduation. Students should consult the Department Advisor to determine which route to select. Requirements for the two alternatives follow:
Honors Route for Graduate Study in Economics
Note:
(ECON 481 , ECON 482 , ECON 497 should be taken in Year 4).
Honors Essay Route
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