100 and 200 Level Electives

The Economics Department welcomes non-majors into its courses. The most popular courses for non-majors are the two introductory courses, 101 and 103. The following courses are open to all students, majors and non-majors alike, who have completed 101 and/or 103. Majors may count one 200-level elective towards the major.

221 The World Economy
222 Environmental Economics                                                                                       223 Law and Economics
228 Antitrust and Regulation
229 Economics of Greater China
230 The Economics of Women, Men and Work
231 The Economic Development of Japan
233 Economic Policy Debates                                                                                            237 Introduction to Behavioral Economics
250 Economic Statistics

Complete descriptions and any prerequisites can be found in the College Catalog.

Short Term Units

The Department has numerous Short Term offerings. Secondary concentrators only may count one Short Term unit towards the secondary concentration. Current offerings include:

s19 Issues for a United Europe in the Twenty First Century
s21 Principles and Applications of Accounting
s23 Strategic Behavior
s31 Economic Growth and Productivity Enhancement
s39 Dynamite Economics
s50 Individual Research

Detailed descriptions and any pre-requisites can be found in the College Catalog.