Students elect to work toward a Bachelor of Arts degree with a major in Economics or Business, or paired majors in Economics and Business, or Business and Art History. A minor in Economics, Business or Art History is not allowed with the paired majors in Economics and Business or Business and Art History.
Major in Economics: 9 courses
- ECO31-104 Principles of Economics
- ECO31-224 Intermediate Microeconomic Theory
- ECO31-234 Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory
- ECO31-314 Econometrics
- ECO31-964 Capstone in Economics (to be taken in the spring of the senior year)
- At least four additional upper-level courses in, or contributing to, Economics (3-4 credits each)
All courses above Economics 31-104 require sophomore standing.
An internship (Economics 31-944) is strongly recommended.
Required supporting courses in the Economics major: Two courses
- MAT52-114 Introduction to Statistics
- MAT52-164 Modern Calculus I
Minor in Economics: 6 courses
- ECO31-104 Principles of Economics
- ECO31-224 Intermediate Microeconomic Theory or ECO31-234 Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory
- Three additional upper-level courses in, or contributing to, Economics (3-4 credits each)
- MAT52-164 Modern Calculus I
Note on course numbering: 100 level courses are introductory. 200 - 800 level courses are upper-level and require introductory or other courses as prerequisites. 900 level courses are capstone, tutorials, honors, internships, and independent study.
Major in Business: 10 courses
- ECO31-104 Principle of Economics
- BUS30-114 Fundamentals of Accounting
- BUS30-214 Foundations of Business
- BUS30-474 Finance
- BUS30-964 Capstone in Business
- Five additional upper-level courses in, or contributing to, Business or Economics (3-4 credits each)
An internship (Business 30-944) is strongly recommended.
Required supporting courses in the Business major: 2 courses
- MAT52-114 Introduction to Statistics
- MAT52-164 Modern Calculus I
Minor in Business: 6 courses
- ECO31-104 Principles of Economics
- BUS30-114 Fundamentals of Accounting
- BUS30-214 Foundations of Business
- MAT52-114 Introduction to Statistics
- MAT52-164 Modern Calculus I
- One additional upper-level course in, or contributing to, Business (4 credits)
Note on course numbering: 100 level courses are introductory. 200 - 800 level courses are upper-level and require introductory or other courses as prerequisites. 900 level courses are capstone, tutorials, honors, internships, and independent study.
Paired Major: Business and Economics: 18 courses
- ECO31-104 Principle of Economics
- BUS30-114 Fundamentals of Accounting
- BUS30-214 Foundations of Business
- ECO31-224 Intermediate Microeconomic Theory
84 - ECO31-234 Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory
- ECO31-314 Econometrics
- BUS30-474 Finance
- Five additional upper-level courses in, or contributing to, Business (3-4 credits each)
- Four additional upper-level courses in, or contributing to, Economics (3-4 credits each)
- BUS30-964 Capstone in Business
- ECO31-964 Capstone in Economics
An internship is strongly recommended.
Required supporting courses in the Paired Major: 2 courses
- MAT52-114 Introduction to Statistics
- MAT52-164 Modern Calculus I
Paired Major: Art History and Business: 17 courses
- BUS30-114 Fundamentals of Accounting
- ECO31-104 Principle of Economics
- BUS30-214 Foundations of Business
- BUS30-474 Finance
- One Introduction to Art History course (any -000 course)
- ARH71-614 Special Topics in Art History (to be taken before the capstone seminar)
Distribution courses for Art History:
- One course from East Asian Art and Architecture (any -200 course)
- One course from Latin American Art (any -300 course).
- One course from Pre- or Early Modern Europe or Architectural History (any -400 course)
- One course from Modern Art (any -500 course)
Electives:
- Four additional upper-level courses in, or contributing to, Business or Economics (3-4 credits each)
- One additional upper level course in Art History (level 200+)
Capstones:
- ARH71-824 Capstone Research
- BUS30-964 Capstone in Business
Required supporting courses in the Paired Major: 2 courses
- MAT52-114 Introduction to Statistics
- MAT52-164 Modern Calculus I
An internship is strongly recommended.
Note: Students who intend to go to graduate school should discuss additional course recommendations with faculty in the department.
Note on course numbering: 100 level courses are introductory. 200 - 800 level courses are upper-level and require introductory or other courses as prerequisites. 900 level courses are capstone, tutorials, honors, internships, and independent study.