Study Fields - Economics
 
General Remarks

The objective of the major is to stimulate students intellectually; to immerse them in worlds of learning; and to graduate them as citizens with strong written and oral communications skills, the capacity to research, criticize and reflect, and the ability to work independently and collaboratively. Upon successful completion of the Economics program of studies the students will be able to:

• Demonstrate abstraction capacities to balance the simplification models against the relevance in problem solving
• To demonstrate ability to work from assumptions and to make logical arguments
• Identify and recognize relationships between different economic variables and to present them in aggregate model
• Show an understanding of the global issues
• Integrate the knowledge’s acquired in other sciences like mathematics, statistics finance, computing, management, econometrics etc. to create a better perspective for the economic forecasting
• Pursue post-graduate studies in advance directions of Applied Economics.

 

List of Courses

 

General Education - 35 credits
All students must complete the SUNY/ESC general education requirements.
Course
Credits
Prerequisite
1
Composition I
3
TOEFL > 525
2
Composition II
3
3
College Algebra (Course can be waived upon testing) 3  
4
Trigonometry (Course can be waived upon testing) 1
 
5
Environment and Economics
4
6
1 Social Science course
3
7
US History II
3
WAP or preferably Composition I 
8
World History I or II
3
WAP or preferably Composition I 
9
Other World Civilizations
3
WAP or preferably Composition I 
10
History of Economic Theories and Systems
3
11
1 Art course
3
WAP or preferably Composition I 
12
Computer Applications
3
 

 

UNYT Concentration Prerequisites – 51 credits
Course
Credits
Prerequisite
1
Statistics I
3
2
Statistics II
3
Statistics I
3
Calculus I
4
College Algebra & Trigonometry
4
Calculus II
4
Calculus I
5
Linear Algebra
3
6
Ordinary Differential Equations and Numerical Methods
3
7
Microeconomics
3
8
Macroeconomics
3
9
Economics of EEU
3
10
Social and Economic Development
3
11
Financial Accounting
3
12
Managerial Accounting
3
13
Corporate Finance
4
14
Money & Banking
3
15
Advanced Research & Writing
3
16
Introduction to Speech Communication
3

 

Foreign Language(s) and Electives - 10 credits

Electives may be taken at UNYT and /or ECS. Recommended:

Economic Geography
Principles of Management
Cost Accounting

 

Empire State College Concentration Courses – 32 credits
Course
Credits
1
Intermediate Microeconomics (pre: Macro, senior status)
4
2
Intermediate Macroeconomics (pre: Macro, senior status)
4
3
Industrial Economics (pre: Macro, senior status)
4
4
Public Economics (pre: Macro, senior status)
4
5
International Economics (pre: Macro)
4
6
Econometrics (pre: Statistics II)
4
7
Applied Economics: Modelling and Forecasting (pre: Econometrics)
4
8

1 ESC elective OR Internship OR Senior Project (pre: upper senior status) based on availability:

Risk Management (pre: Corporate Finance and upper senior status)
Investing (pre: Corporate Finance, Money and Banking and upper senior status)
Investment Banking (pre: Corporate Finance, Money and Banking and upper senior status)
Project Management (pre: Pr. of Mgmt and senior status)

4

TOTAL 128 CREDITS

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