307268 v.1 Economics Double Degree Major (with DOLIE)

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Introduction
This double degree major has been designed for students who seek careers in either the public or private sectors. Students will acquire good analytical and quantitative skills which are highly valued in careers in the business world. Areas of specialisation include international economics, public finance and labour economics.

Course Structure				Hrs/Wk	Credit
Year 1 Semester 1
10987	v.4		Accounting 100	3.0	25.0
1234	v.4		Economics 100	3.0	25.0
					50.0
Year 1 Semester 2
10830	v.4		Information Systems 100	3.0	25.0
11011	v.3		Legal Framework 100	3.0	25.0
					50.0
Year 2 Semester 1
10850	v.4		Marketing 100	3.0	25.0
11001	v.3		Economics (Macro) 101	3.0	25.0
					50.0
Year 2 Semester 2
10815	v.3		Economic Techniques 102	4.0	25.0
10848	v.2		Management 100	3.0	25.0
					50.0
Year 3 Semester 1
10993	v.3		Business Statistics 101	3.0	25.0
8931	v.5		Economics (Markets) 203	3.0	25.0
					50.0
Year 3 Semester 2
10836	v.3		Introductory Econometrics 211	4.0	25.0
9792	v.7		Economics (Growth and Fluctuations) 202	3.0	25.0
					50.0
Year 4 Semester 1
10540	v.3		Economic Theory 300	3.0	25.0
2806	v.5		Finance (Introductory) 201	3.0	25.0
					50.0
Year 4 Semester 2
9766	v.6		Economic Policy Issues 302	3.0	25.0
			SELECT 1 OPTION		25.0
					50.0
Optional Units to Select From in Year 4 Not entered				Hrs/Wk	Credits
2726	v.5		Economics 391	3.0	25.0
2807	v.5		Finance (Managerial) 212	3.0	25.0
3414	v.7		Economics (International Trade) 311	3.0	25.0
3415	v.7		Economics (Public) 312	3.0	25.0
4561	v.4		Global Money and Capital Markets 200	3.0	25.0
6966	v.3		Mathematical Economics 201	3.0	25.0
9751	v.7		Economics (Industrial) 301	3.0	25.0
10539	v.4		Economics (Managerial) 304	3.0	25.0
10541	v.3		International Financial Economics 302	3.0	25.0
10542	v.3		Labour Economics 302	3.0	25.0
10827	v.3		History of Economic Thought 302	3.0	25.0
11000	v.4		Econometrics 313	4.0	25.0
12600	v.3		Tourism Economics 202	3.0	25.0
300956	v.3		Finance (Analysis) 206	4.0	25.0