The Minor in Economics will give you an essential insight into micro and macroeconomics in your first two courses, then expands to give you the full choice of finance or economics courses in the last four.
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Employability
We offer career support and advice throughout your studies (through the Careers & Internships Office), doing everything we can to make sure you stand out from the crowd when you graduate. Just by taking part in a liberal arts degree, you’re learning a wealth of transferable skills, including learning to adapt to the working climate – essential criteria employers look for. You could also benefit from work experiences and internships as part of your programme; giving you an extra advantage at the start of your career.
Post graduation
- Accountancy
- Tax Advisory
- Analyst
- Management Consultancy
- Banking
- Business and Management
Programme Structure
Minor requirements – US Credits 18 – UK Credits 72
ECN 4105 (3 CREDITS) Introduction to Microeconomics
An introduction to basic economic methodology. Within a framework of supply and demand analysis, the behavior of producers and consumers is examined in the context of the efficient allocation of scarce resources in society.
ECN 4110 (3 CREDITS) Introduction to Macroeconomics
This course introduces students to a theoretical treatment of national income and its key component parts. Macroeconomic models are used to examine policy issues and contemporary problems relating to output, income, spending and employment as well as inflation and growth.
plus two Level 5 ECN or FNN courses
plus two Level 6 ECN or FNN courses
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Faculty
Dr Nicky Busch
Hadi Enayat
Dr. Bruce Stanley
Dr Rafal Soborski
Dr Paul Rekret
Dr Michael F. Keating
Dr Martin D. Brown
Dr James D. Boys
Dr Eunice Goes
