COURSE CURRICULUM

The Economics (BA) program at the University of Manitoba offers a diverse range of courses that allow students to explore key areas of economic theory, policy, and application. For example, ECON 1210 introduces students to Canadian economic issues and policies, setting the foundation for more advanced study. ECON 2050 teaches computer-based methods for economic analytics, providing practical skills in data analysis. ECON 2362 examines the economics of gender, exploring how economic outcomes differ across gender lines. ECON 2670 focuses on income distribution, analyzing the causes and consequences of inequality. Students interested in public finance can take ECON 3376, which delves into taxation, tax policy, and the fiscal relationships between different levels of government. ECON 3650 covers monetary macroeconomics and policy, exploring the roles of money, interest rates, and central banking. For those interested in health economics, ECON 3692 investigates the economic factors influencing health outcomes. Finally, ECON 4052 offers historical insight through the study of influential economic thinkers and the evolution of economic theory. These courses not only build theoretical knowledge but also offer practical insights and analytical tools applicable to careers in government, business, non-profits, or further academic studies.