BACHELOR OF ARTS 
                                                                                                                                                       ECONOMICS MAJOR 
                                                                                                                                                                                        2014/15 Academic Year 
               MAJOR REQUIREMENTS 
                 42 senior-level, non-duplicative credits 
                 At least 6CR at the 400-level4 – ECON 401 and ECON 490 do not satisfy this requirement 
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               REQUIRED JUNIOR LEVEL COURSES                   
                 ECON 101: Introduction to Microeconomics                                                                     STAT 151: Introduction to Applied Statistics2 
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                 ECON 102: Introduction to Macroeconomics                                                                     MATH 114: Elementary Calculus I  
               REQUIRED SENIOR LEVEL COURSES                                                                                                                   21 CREDITS 
               15 CREDITS                      ECON 281: Intermediate Microeconomics 
                                               ECON 282: Intermediate Macroeconomics 
                                               ECON 299: Quantitative Methods in Economics 
                                               ECON 399: Introductory Econometrics 
                                               ECON 490: Economic Research 
               6 CREDITS                       ECON 290: Economics at Work: Reasoning and Writing in Economics 
                                               ECON 319: Contemporary Canadian Economic Issues 
                                               ECON 384: Microeconomic Theory 
                                               ECON 385: Macroeconomic Theory 
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               IMPORTANT PLANNING NOTES 
               1.   ECON 101 and ECON 102 can be used to satisfy the Social Sciences core requirement of a Bachelor of Arts degree. STAT 151 and 
                     MATH 114 can be used to satisfy the Analytical Studies core requirement of a BA degree. 
               2.  Students may use equivalent courses, including STAT 141 or STAT 152 and MATH 113, to meet these requirements. 
               3.   See the reverse side of this sheet for a listing of Economics courses offered at MacEwan University. Please keep in mind that 
                     course offerings will vary from academic year to academic year. Student may address questions about planned course offerings to 
                     the Economics discipline chair or the Faculty of Arts and Science Program Services Office. 
               4.  ECON 401 and ECON 490 cannot be used to satisfy the 400-level requirements of this major. 
                
                
                  This planning sheet should be used only as a guide for course planning and it should be used in conjunction with the Bachelor of Arts Degree 
                  Planner. Remember: not all courses listed are offered each year and course offerings are subject to change. In the event of a discrepancy between 
                  the information presented on this sheet and that available on myStudentSystem, the information on myStudentSystem will be considered accurate. 
                
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     ECONOMICS COURSE OFFERINGS 
        ECON 101: Introduction to Microeconomics 
        ECON 102: Introduction to Macroeconomics 
        ECON 212: Economic Aspects of the European Union 
        ECON 213: An Introduction to the Economics of Developing Countries 
        ECON 281: Intermediate Microeconomics 
        ECON 282: Intermediate Macroeconomics 
        ECON 290: Economics at Work: Reasoning and Writing in Economics 
        ECON 299: Quantitative Methods in Economics 
        ECON 319: Contemporary Canadian Economic Issues 
        ECON 323: International Economics 
        ECON 335: Urban Economics 
        ECON 341: Money and Banking 
        ECON 350: Public Expenditure 
        ECON 353: Taxation Policy and Structure 
        ECON 355: Economics of Project Evaluation 
        ECON 365: Resource Economics 
        ECON 366: Energy Economics 
        ECON 369: Economics of the Environment 
        ECON 384: Microeconomic Theory 
        ECON 385: Macroeconomic Theory 
        ECON 389: Mathematical Economics 
        ECON 399: Introductory Econometrics 
        ECON 401: Field Placement 
        ECON 403: Individual Study 
        ECON 414: Development Economics 
        ECON 421: International Trade 
        ECON 422: International Payments 
        ECON 441: Monetary Theory and Policy 
        ECON 442: The Economics of Financial Markets 
        ECON 467: Environmental and Natural Resource Policy 
        ECON 481: Advanced Microeconomic Theory 
        ECON 482: Advanced Macroeconomic Theory 
        ECON 490: Economic Research 
        ECON 499: Applied Econometrics