BACHELOR of COMMERCE

Economics

OUT-OF-SCHOOL MINOR | Bachelor of Commerce

Economics is about more than money and trade. When you study economics, you are introduced to the economics of production and consumption, of distribution and development, of war and power.

You learn about the economics of welfare, manners, language, industry, music, art and even love. Fundamental economic principles, issues and analytical skills help you evaluate the costs and benefits associated with all aspects of the human experience.

Economics is . . . a way of looking at things, an ordering principle, a complete part of everything. It is a system of thought, a life game, an element of pure knowledge.

Robert A. Mundell, Canadian economist and Nobel Laureate

Program of study

OUT-OF-SCHOOL MINOR | BACHELOR OF COMMERCE

This program of study is open to students in the Bachelor of Commerce. Courses for your minor are only one component of your degree. You must complete all courses and requirements outlined in the academic calendar for the year you declare or re-declare your major and minor or the year you are accepted into an Honours program.

Courses & Requirements

Check the academic calendar to find the courses you need to take and the requirements you must fulfill to complete your program.

Academic Calendar

Academic advising

Academic advisors in the School of Business have prepared program planning resources to help you understand degree requirements.

Program Planning Talk to an advisor