this course teach students how to assess the costs and benefits associated with the choices people make. this course address a wide range of issues in markets, health, the environment, finance and public policy. also, they learn how to analyze their options and make optimal decisions.

the bsc program emphasize the more mathematical and quantitative aspects of economics. it is best suited for students with an aptitude for mathematics and provides a good starting point for those planning graduate studies in economics and related areas (including finance), or a career in economic research.

areas of focus

• banking and finance
• development economics
• environmental and resource economics
• international economics
• labour economics
• public policy

careers

• accountant
• banking and insurance professional
• business consultant
• competition policy analyst
• economist
• environmental policy analyst
• financial analyst
• financial reporter
• health policy analyst
• international relations professional
• investment advisor
• labour relations specialist
• lawyer
• market researcher