The Economics (BE) at Brock University is designed for students eager to understand the "science of choice" and how limited resources can best meet societal needs. You will explore how individual consumers and producers make decisions, and gain a comprehensive understanding of the economy as a whole, including banking, unemployment, international trade, and natural resource management. This undergraduate degree provides a robust foundation in economic principles, preparing you to analyse complex financial systems and policy implications.
This full-time, on-campus Bachelor of Economics programme is studied over four years, integrating core economic theory with practical application through courses in econometrics and quantitative analysis. You will engage with subject matter ranging from microeconomic behaviour to macroeconomic trends, building analytical skills through coursework and potentially a final-year project. You will graduate with a versatile skillset, ready for diverse career pathways in finance, public policy, data analysis, and further academic study.