Economics Courses
Please check the University's course schedule for information on times and locations of these courses. Note that courses with discussion sections auto-enroll into a lecture assigned to that section. Courses that are offered concurrently with graduate courses (ECON 4161, 4162, 4165, 4166) meet for half the semester and will require registration permission from the director of undergraduate studies.
Courses Offered in Undergraduate Program
View a list of the courses typically taught below. For course descriptions, please check the University's Course Catalog.
- Econ 1101 Principles of Microeconomics
- Econ 1102 Principles of Macroeconomics
- Econ 3101 Intermediate Microeconomics
- Econ 3102 Intermediate Macroeconomics
- Econ 3896 Intership for Academic Credit
- Econ 3951 Economics Capstone
- Econ 3970 Topics in Economics
- Econ 4108 Advanced Game Theory and Applications
- Econ 4115 Uncertainty and Information
- Econ 4118 Advanced Mathematical Economics
- Econ 4161-4164 Microeconomic Analysis
- Econ 4211 Principles of Econometrics
- Econ 4261 Introduction to Econometrics
- Econ 4311 Economy of Latin AmericaEcon 4531
- Econ 4317 Economy of China
- Econ 4331W Economic Development
- Econ 4341 Poverty and Income Inequality
- Econ 4431W International Trade
- Econ 4432W International Finance
- Econ 4438W Advanced International Trade
- Econ 4531 Labor Economics
- Econ 4631 Industrial Organization
- Econ 4721 Money and Banking
- Econ 4751 Financial Economics
- Econ 4821 Public Economics
- Econ 4831 Cost-Benefit Analysis
- Econ 4960 Topics in Economics
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