Honours Economics (Regular and Co-op)

• A 20-credit program of which a minimum of 10, and a maximum of 14, credits are in Economics. One math credit is also required. All remaining credits can be selected from any undergraduate discipline.
• A first-rate preparation for graduate studies or for a career in the private or public sector
• For a chart of specific program requirements click here.

Honours Economics and Accounting (Regular and Co-op)

• A 20-credit program which combines 8 credits in Economics and 7 credits in Business (with concentration in Accounting). One math credit is also required. All remaining credits can be selected from any undergraduate discipline.
• An excellent preparation for one of the three main professional accounting designations (CA, CMA, CGA).
• For a chart of specific program requirements click here.

Honours Economics and Financial Management (Regular and Co-op)

• A 20-credit program which combines 8 credits in Economics and 6 credits in Business (with concentration in Finance). One math credit is also required. All remaining credits can be selected from any undergraduate discipline.
• An excellent preparation for careers in corporate finance, investment banking, and security analysis.
• For a chart of specific program requirements click here.

Honours Economics in Combination with Another Honours Program (Regular)

• A 20-credit program which includes 8 credits in Economics and a similar number of credits in another subject. One math credit is also required. All remaining credits can be selected from any undergraduate discipline.
• Offers an opportunity for in-depth study in two areas of interest.
• For a chart of specific program requirements click here.

Honours Applied Economics (Regular) 

• A 20-credit program consisting of a minimum of 11.0 credits in Economics and Business of which at least 8.0 credits are in Economics
• Can be combined with the Administration Option or with another Honours Program
• For specific program requirements click here.

Honours Philosophy, Political Science and Economics

• A 20-credit program combining an Honours PPE degree with a program major in one of the three disciplines.
• Directed studies courses in each of second, third and fourth years offer the opportunity for in-depth examination of cross-disciplinary issues and themes.
• For a chart of specific program requirements click here.

For more information on the Economics program please visit the Liaison Office.