Economics Minor (15 hours)

The Department of Economics is in the process of being moved administratively to the College of Liberal Arts, and physically to Haley Center.  Please check back for additional information as it becomes available.

The Economics minor is designed to offer students majoring in other disciplines the opportunity to gain additional training in the field of economics. This 15 hour program allows students the flexibility to tailor course work to their specific academic interests and career goals.  In today’s global economy these technical competencies are a useful complement to any degree.

Elective Courses (Choose 5)
ECON 3020 – Intermed Microeconomics
ECON 3030 – Intermed Macroeconomics
ECON 3100 – Law and Economics                          
ECON 3200 – Money and Banking
ECON 3300 – Economics of Sports                          
ECON 3700 – History of Econ Thought
ECON 3800 – Public Choice                                     
ECON 4000 – Economics of Work and Pay
ECON 4100 – Industrial Organization                      
ECON 4200 – Govt, Business & Society
ECON 4300 – International Economics
ECON 4500 – Economic History of Europe             
ECON 4600 – Econometrics I
ECON 5020 – Advanced Microeconomics               
ECON 5030 – Macro Theory & Policy
ECON 5400 – Economic Hist of the US
ECON 5600 – Business & Econ Forecasting
ECON 5700 – Health Economics                              
ECON 3600 – Mathematical Methods for Economists
ECON 5800 – Govt Spending and Taxation