Online Courses Handbook 2003

235014 v.5 Economics and Policy Sciences Double Major

Introduction
This double major has been designed for economics graduates who seek careers in government administration at local, state and federal levels.

Course Structure Hrs/Wk Credit

Year 1 Semester 2

10993 v.2 Business Statistics 101 4.0 25.0

11001 v.2 Economics (Macro) 101 3.0 25.0

50.0

Year 2 Semester 1

10815 v.2 Economic Techniques 102 4.0 25.0

8931 v.4 Economics (Markets) 203 3.0 25.0

8983 v.9 International Policy 201 3.0 25.0

9738 v.4 Politics 215 - Australia's Government and Constitution - Workings of a Liberal Democracy 3.0 25.0

100.0

Year 2 Semester 2

2965 v.8 Introduction to Government 204 3.0 25.0

9792 v.6 Economics (Growth and Fluctuations) 202 3.0 25.0

SELECT 2 OPTIONS 50.0

100.0

Year 3 Semester 1

3525 v.9 Public Policy 313 3.0 25.0

3895 v.9 Women and Management (Policy Research) 393 3.0 25.0

SELECT 2 OPTIONS 50.0

100.0

Year 3 Semester 2

3415 v.6 Economics (Public) 312 3.0 25.0

3526 v.11 Marketing Policy 314 3.0 25.0

3896 v.9 Policy Analysis (Policy Research) 394 3.0 25.0

4819 v.5 Law (Constitutional and Political) 355 3.0 25.0

100.0

Optional Units (No Year Level Specified) Hrs/Wk Credits

3414 v.6 Economics (International Trade) 311 3.0 25.0

4435 v.3 Labour Markets 200 3.0 25.0

4561 v.3 Global Money and Capital Markets 200 3.0 25.0

6966 v.2 Mathematical Economics 201 3.0 25.0

9751 v.6 Economics (Industrial) 301 3.0 25.0

9766 v.5 Economic Policy Issues 302 3.0 25.0

10539 v.3 Economics (Managerial) 304 3.0 25.0

10540 v.2 Economic Theory 300 3.0 25.0

10808 v.2 Business Communication 101 3.0 25.0

10827 v.2 History of Economic Thought 302 3.0 25.0

10836 v.2 Introductory Econometrics 211 4.0 25.0

11000 v.3 Econometrics 313 4.0 25.0

11998 v.2 Economics (Asian Development) 302 3.0 25.0

12600 v.2 Tourism Economics 202 3.0 25.0

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