Honours in International Economics and Development

Since course schedules vary from year to year, courses may not be offered at the suggested term. You may adjust your course sequence accordingly.

Suggested course sequence 4 years / 120 course units
 

Suggested course sequence
4 years / 120 course units
Year Fall Winter
1st year
(30 course units)
  • ENG 1100 (compulsory course)
  • DVM 1100 (compulsory course)
  • ECO 1104 (compulsory course)
  • 3 course units from: MAT 1300 or MAT 1308 1
  • 3 elective course units
  • ENG 1120 (compulsory course)
  • ECO 1102 (compulsory course)
  • MAT 1302 (compulsory course)
  • 6 elective course units
2nd year
(30 course units)
  • DVM 2105 (compulsory course)
  • ECO 2117 (compulsory course)
  • ECO 2142 (compulsory course)
  • ECO 2144 (compulsory course)
  • ECO 2150 (compulsory course - previously ECO 3150)
  • DVM 2106 (compulsory course)
  • ECO 2121 (compulsory course)
  • ECO 2143 (compulsory course)
  • ECO 2145 (compulsory course)
  • ECO 2151 (compulsory course - previously ECO 3151)
3rd year
(30 course units)
  • 6 optional course units in economics (ECO)
  • 3 course units from: ECO 3123, ECO 4111, ECO 4117
  • 6 elective course units
  • DVM 3350 (compulsory course)
  • 3 optional course units in economics (ECO)
  • 9 elective course units
4th year
(30 course units)
  • 6 optional course units from the list of optional courses
  • 3 optional course units in international development and globalization (DVM) at the 4000 level
  • 6 elective course units
  • 3 optional course units from the list of optional courses
  • 3 optional course units in international development and globalization (DVM) at the 4000 level
  • 9 elective course units

Notes

  1. Students who intend to pursue graduate studies in economics should select MAT 1300 or the sequence MAT 1320 and MAT 1325 (this last course can be replaced by MAT 1322). A strong background in mathematics helps students succeed in advanced courses and graduate studies in economics.
  2. List of optional courses.

ECO 3145, ECO 3152 and ECO 3153 are strongly recommended for studies in the Master's in Economics.