Honours BSocSc in Environmental Economics and Public Policy

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Co-operative education is available with this program.

The French immersion stream is available with this program.

Requirements for this program have been modified. Please consult the 2015-2016 calendars for the previous requirements.

ENG1100 Workshop in Essay Writing 3
3 course credits from:
ENG1120 Literature and Composition I: Prose Fiction 3
ENG1121 Literature and Composition II: Drama and Poetry 3
ECO1102 Introduction to Macroeconomics 3
ECO1104 Introduction to Microeconomics 3
MAT1300 Mathematical Methods I 3
or
MAT1308 Introduction to Calculus 3
MAT1302 Mathematical Methods II 3
or
MAT1341 Introduction to Linear Algebra 3
DVM2105 Introduction to International Development: Historical Perspectives 3
DVM2106 International Development: Contemporary Theories and Practices 3
ECO2118 Introduction to Environmental and Natural Resources Economics 3
ECO2142 Macroeconomic Theory I 3
ECO2143 Macroeconomic Theory II 3
ECO2144 Microeconomic Theory I 3
ECO2145 Microeconomic Theory II 3
PAP2300 Principles of Public Administration 3
POL2103 Introduction to International Relations and Global Politics 3
or
POL2104 Introduction to Comparative Politics 3
ECO3150 Probability and Statistics for Economists 3
ECO3151 Introduction to Econometrics 3
PAP3350 Public Policy Development 3
ECO4136 Research Seminar in Economics of the Environment 3
or
ECO4192 Research Seminar in Economics of Natural Resources and Sustainability 3
6 course credits from:
ECO2110 Microeconomic Analysis of the Public Sector 3
ECO3149 Application of Cost-Benefit Analysis to Public Projects 3
ECO4121 Public Economics 3
3 optional course credits at the 1000 level from:
ENV1101 Global Environmental Challenges 3
EVS1101 Introduction to Environmental Science 3
3 optional course credits at the 3000 or 4000 level from:
ECO3130 Economic Growth 3
ECO3149 Application of Cost-Benefit Analysis to Public Projects 3
ECO3153 Microeconomic Theory III 3
ECO4121 Public Economics 3
ECO4136 Research Seminar in Economics of the Environment 3
ECO4150 Directed Research Project 3
ECO4190 Health Economics 3
ECO4192 Research Seminar in Economics of Natural Resources and Sustainability 3
ECO4193 Economics of Conflict 3
6 optional course credits at the 3000 or 4000 level from:
DCC3107 Environmental Law 3
DVM3125 Environmental Policies, Natural Resources Management and Sustainable Development 3
ENV3101 Legal Context of Environmental Issues 3
POL3175 Ecopolitics 3
POL4173 The Politics of Food 3
POL4190 Global Environmental Politics 3
SOC3105 Environmental Sociology 3
SOC4310 Globalization and the Environment 3
3 optional course credits in Public Administration (PAP) at the 4000 level from:
PAP4310 Principles, Processes and Methods of Evaluation 3
PAP4315 Public Policy Analysis 3
PAP4350 Project Management in the Public Sector 3
3 optional course credits from:
ECO2110 Microeconomic Analysis of the Public Sector 3
ECO2117 Introduction to the Economics of Developing Countries 3
ECO3130 Economic Growth 3
ECO3149 Application of Cost-Benefit Analysis to Public Projects 3
ECO3153 Microeconomic Theory III 3
ECO4121 Public Economics 3
ECO4136 Research Seminar in Economics of the Environment 3
ECO4150 Directed Research Project 3
ECO4190 Health Economics 3
ECO4192 Research Seminar in Economics of Natural Resources and Sustainability 3
ECO4193 Economics of Conflict 3
3 optional course credits from:
DCC3107 Environmental Law 3
DVM3125 Environmental Policies, Natural Resources Management and Sustainable Development 3
ENV1101 Global Environmental Challenges 3
ENV3101 Legal Context of Environmental Issues 3
EVS1101 Introduction to Environmental Science 3
PHI2398 Environmental Ethics 3
POL3175 Ecopolitics 3
POL4173 The Politics of Food 3
POL4190 Global Environmental Politics 3
SOC3105 Environmental Sociology 3
SOC4310 Globalization and the Environment 3
36 elective course credits1
Note(s)
1ECO3145, ECO3152 and ECO3153 are strongly recommended for studies in the Master's in Economics.