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Honours BSocSc International Economics and Development
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As the 21st century unfolds, the issues of international development and globalization are central to the future world order: the way in which the underlying economic challenges are resolved will fundamentally change our society. The International Economics and Development Program is built on a variety of economics courses that provide insight into the way in which globalization affects individuals, industry, the public sector and entire nations. The understanding it provides of economic concepts is framed by an awareness of the factors that shape economic growth and development, in both emerging and industrialized economies.
This program is offered in English and in French.
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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 2024-2025 calendars for the previous requirements.
Course List
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Basic skills
ENG 1100 Workshop in Essay Writing 3 Units
ENG 1120 Selected Topics in Literature and Composition 3 Units
Total: 6 Units
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Compulsory courses
DVM 1100 Canada and the Challenges of International Development and Globalization 3 Units
ECO 1102 Introduction to Macroeconomics 3 Units
ECO 1104 Introduction to Microeconomics 3 Units
MAT 1302 Mathematical Methods II 3 Units
DVM 2105 Introduction to International Development: Historical Perspectives 3 Units
DVM 2106 Introduction to International Development Practices: Challenges and Innovations 3 Units
ECO 2117 Introduction to Development Economics 3 Units
ECO 2121 Introduction to International Economics 3 Units
ECO 2142 Macroeconomic Theory I 3 Units
ECO 2143 Macroeconomic Theory II 3 Units
ECO 2144 Microeconomic Theory I 3 Units
ECO 2145 Microeconomic Theory II 3 Units
ECO 2150 Probability and Statistics for Economists 2 3 Units
ECO 2151 Introduction to Econometrics 2 3 Units
DVM 3350 Current Theories of International Development 3 Units
Optional courses
3 course units from: 3 Units
MAT 1300 Mathematical Methods I 1
MAT 1308 Introduction to Calculus
3 course units from: 3 Units
ECO 3123 International Finance
ECO 4111 International Trade
ECO 4117 Development Economics
6 optional course units in international development and globalization (DVM) at the 4000 level 6 Units
9 optional course units in economics (ECO) 9 Units
9 optional course units from the list of optional courses 9 Units
Total: 75 Units
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39 elective course units 3 39 Units
or 9 elective course units plus a minor
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Students who intend to pursue graduate studies in economics should select MAT 1300 or the sequence MAT 1320 and MAT 1322. A strong background in mathematics helps students succeed in advanced courses and graduate studies in economics.
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Students who intend to participate in the CO-OP program should take ECO 2150 and ECO 2151 in their second year.
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ECO 3145, ECO 3152 and ECO 3153 are strongly recommended for studies in the Master's in Economics.
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Course List
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DVM 3108 Humanitarian Action 3 Units
DVM 3125 Environmental Policies, Natural Resources Management and Sustainable Development 3 Units
DVM 3130 Ethics and International Development 3 Units
DVM 3135 Food Security and International Development 3 Units
DVM 3140 International Development Funding 3 Units
DVM 3160 International Projects Management 3 Units
DVM 4010 International Internship in International Development 6 Units
DVM 4108 Conflict and Development 3 Units
DVM 4120 International Development Issues in Africa 3 Units
DVM 4125 International Development Issues in Asia 3 Units
DVM 4130 International Development Issues in Latin America 3 Units
DVM 4140 Private Enterprise and Development 3 Units
DVM 4150 Social Economy and Local Development in Developing Countries 3 Units
DVM 4152 Advanced Data Analysis for International Development 3 Units
DVM 4160 International Development Projects: Advanced Topics 3 Units
DVM 4330 Special Research Topics 3 Units
FEM 3106 Women, Gender and Development 3 Units
POL 4170 Politics of Foreign Aid 3 Units
POL 4178 Political Economy of Development 3 Units
SOC 4310 Globalization and the Environment 3 Units
SOC 4314 Gender Relations, Development and Globalization 3 Units
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