Tackle global inequality by applying your knowledge of economics to development challenges, while promoting international cooperation and a more sustainable future. Issues related to globalization play an important role in discussions about individuals, businesses, governments, and the future of our world. This program allows you to develop analytical and statistical skills while gaining exposure to hands-on learning experiences with an international dimension. These experiences will help you acquire valuable knowledge and skills, no matter where you choose to work or continue your studies.

Why choose this program

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Our specialty is helping you go beyond conventional ideas. Through the acquisition of strong analytical and statistical skills, the Department of Economics helps you build academic and professional credibility. 

You will be prepared to work in a wide range of sectors, including public policy, domestic and international trade, banking and finance, consulting firms, research, international development, and advocacy.

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Honours in International Economics and Development

4 years - 120 units

Admission requirements and deadlines for International Economics and Development

After your studies

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The program provides access to a wide range of workplaces in areas of activity such as:

  • Economist
  • International Development Officer
  • International Economic Consultant
  • Researcher
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Career development and experiential learning

Discover ways to gain valuable experience during your studies, through both in-program and extracurricular opportunities, including co-op and experiential learning.

Student experience

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International opportunities offered by the Faculty

Starting in your third year of study, you can experience: International internships, Field research courses, A Model United Nations Course

Contact us

FSS Student Experience and Outreach

Social Sciences Building
120 University Private, room 3001
Ottawa, Ontario  K1N 6N5
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