Economic Sciences (Minor)

Economic Sciences (Minor)
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  Online Minor

  This minor is currently unavailable. Please contact your advisor to explore more options.

What is the Economic Science Minor?

The minor in economic science provides a foundation in microeconomics and macroeconomics from a variety of lenses. Courses assess the ways in which economics are affected by technology, social, environmental and institutional capital, globalization and psychology.

Why study Economic Science at UNH College of Professional Studies?

The minor in economics is valuable across many fields. Those who study economics may find career opportunities in business and government such as management consulting, business analysis, market research, and others.

Requirements

Curriculum & Requirements

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The minor in economic science provides a foundation in microeconomics and macroeconomics from a variety of lenses. Courses assess the ways in which economics are affected by technology, social, environmental and institutional capital, globalization and psychology. The minor in economics is valuable across many fields. Those who study economics may find career opportunities in business and government such as management consulting, business analysis, market research, and others.
 
NOTE: This minor may not be declared with the following major: BS Business Management: Economic Science.
 
Students will have the opportunity to:
1. Demonstrate knowledge of economic principles;
2. Explain the inner working of international goods and services markets;
3. Apply varied lenses to the field of economics.

All minor courses must be completed with a minimum grade of C-, and a 2.0 grade point average must be maintained in courses for the minor. Two courses must be at the upper level (600 or 700). Only 8 credits may overlap between major and minor.

Minor Requirements

ECO 470Principles of Economics4
ECO 580International Economics4
ECO 635Economics of Artificial Intelligence4
ECO 707Resource Economics4
ECO 710Behavioral Economics4
Total Credits20