Electives for Quantitative Majors
ECONOMICS – 200 Level
ECON 201: Macro-Economic Analysis (Formerly ECON 206)
ECON 202: Price Theory (Formerly ECON 205)
ECON 203: Development of Economic Thought
ECON 204: International Political Economy
ECON 207: Comparative Economic and Financial Systems
ECON 208: The Process of Economic Development
ECON 210: Transformation of Economic Systems
ECON 211: Economics of Asia
ECON 212: Economic Problems of Latin America
ECON 213: Economics of the Labor Force
ECON 214: Economics of Organized Labor
ECON 215: Money and Banking
ECON 217: Public Finance
ECON 218: The Economics of State and Local Finance
ECON 219, 219W: Economics of Class, Race, and Sex
ECON 220: Consumer Economics and Personal Finance
ECON 221: The Economy of Greece
ECON 222: European Economic History since 1750
ECON 223, 223W: The Development of the American Economy to 1914
ECON 224: American Economic History since 1914
ECON 228, 228W: The Economics of the Environment
ECON 229: History of International Business and Finance, 1850 to the Present
ECON 230, 230W: Women’s Issues in Economics
ECON 231: Economics of China
ECON 232: Economics of Climate Change
ECON 242: Regulation of American Business
ECON 245: Economics Technology, Media, and Telecommunications
ECON 246: Urban Economics
ECON 249: Statistics as Applied to Economics and Business
ECON 260: Economics of Health and Income Maintenance Programs
BUSINESS – 300 Level
BUS 301: The Economics of CryptoAssets
BUS 344: Marketing Research
BUS 351: Financial Markets
BUS 355: Topics in International Business and Finance
BUS 383, 383W: Seminar in Selected Studies in Business
BUS 384: Forecasting and Regression Analysis for Business
BUS 386 / RM708*: Financial Econometrics
BUS 391, 391W: Special Problems
BUS 392W: Honors Seminar
Certain electives are open to BBA majors only.
BUS 341W: Intermediate Finance
BUS 350: Investment Analysis
BUS 352: Investment Management
BUS 353 / RM705*: Options and Futures Markets
BUS 354: Multinational Financial Management
BUS 385: Investment Workshop
* Students in the Accelerated Graduate Program in Risk Management should take the RM graduate courses in place of the undergraduate courses.