Economics Courses

The core curriculum courses offered by the Undergraduate Economics Program consist of 73-100 "Principles of Economics" (9 units), 73-150 "Microeconomic Theory" (9 units), 73-200 "Macroeconomic Theory" (9 units), 73-152 "Advanced Microeconomic Theory" (Mini 6 units), 73-153 "Advanced Macroeconomic Theory" (Mini 6 units), and 73-269 "Econometrics" (9 units).

Students will find it useful to consult the Fall 2009 Schedule of Economics Classes for times and location of the classes offered by the department. A further description of the courses offered can be accesses through the Economics Course List.

Advanced Economics electives are classes listed as 73-300 and above with the exeption of 73-497 "Senior Project" and 73-407 "Fundamentals of Statistical Modeling."  A maximum of one approved advanced Economics elective course offered by a different department may be applied towards the B.S. in Economics.

The list of Special Electives approved for the B.A. in Economics is updated each semester.