Economics

(Taught by the Faculty of Commerce)

To qualify for a major study in Economics in the Bachelor of Arts, students must complete successfully the following subjects:

ECON101	Introductory Macroeconomics
ECON111	Introductory Microeconomics
ECON205	Macroeconomic Theory and Policy
ECON215	Microeconomic Theory and Policy

Provided that the Head of the Department of Economics may grant specified credit for any or all of these subjects upon evidence of completion, at a satisfactory standard of pass, of comparable subjects elsewhere. Plus a further 8 credit points of 200-level subjects and 24 credit points of 300-level subjects from the list of subjects below.
100-Level
ECON121	Quantitative Methods I
ECON122	Quantitative Methods II
200-Level#
ECON207	Economics Policy
ECON208	Gender Work and the Family
ECON216	International Trade Theory and Policy
ECON221	Introductory Econometrics
ECON228	Quantitative Analysis for Decision Making I
ECON230	Quantitative Analysis for Decision Making II
ECON231	Business Statistics and Forecasting
ECON251	Industry and Trade in East Asia
300-Level#
ECON301	Monetary Economics
ECON302	Transition Economics
ECON303	Economic Development Issues
ECON307	International Monetary Economics
ECON308	Labour Economics
ECON309	Environmental Economics
ECON310	Cost Benefit Analysis
ECON311	Natural Resource Economics
ECON312	Industrial Economics
ECON315	Applied Microeconomics
ECON316	History of Economic Thought
ECON317	Economics of Health Care
ECON318	Economics of Health Care
ECON322	Mathematical Economics
ECON327	Econometrics
ECON331	Financial Economics
ECON332	Managerial Economics and Operations Research
ECON333	Conflict and Cooperation
ECON334	Global Economics
#It is recommended that units at any level should be attempted only after completion of corresponding units at the previous level.
400-Level
ECON421	Honours Economics
ECON423	Honours Econometrics
ECON451	Joint Honours Economics