Economics majors take four 300-level electives or three 300-level electives and one eligible 200-level elective. The Department currently has the following 300-level courses:

309 Economics of Less-Developed Countries
310 Economic History of the Americas
311 Public Economics
318 Advanced Macroeconomics
321 Monetary Policy and Financial Markets
324 Corporate Finance
325 Prices, Property, and the Problem of the Commons
331 Labor Economics
333 International Trade
334 International Macroeconomics
336 Population Economics
339 Industrial Organization
348 Urban Economics
360 Independent Study

Some courses are taught only in alternate years. Your major advisor can give you up-to-date information on when each course will be taught. Complete descriptions and any pre-requisites can be found in the College Catalog.