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Students study microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics, and applied economic policy. Guelph's Economics major in the Lang School emphasizes quantitative analysis and policy applications. Strong optional co-op with government, financial, and consulting employers.
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YOUR STUDIES
Introductory microeconomics, macroeconomics, quantitative methods, one additional elective.
Mathematical Economics, Applied Economics, Labour Economics, Public Economics
Lang School of Business and Economics
Full-time
In person
Yes
Honours BA.
Yes
Not required
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
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75–80% estimated cut-off.
Not required
Not required
EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING
Optional co-op (*). 2–3 alternating 4-month paid work terms integrated into degree. Apply in first year; competitive, based on cumulative average.
Yes
Open to BA Economics students; competitive.
No
No
CAREER PATHWAYS
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Economist, Policy Analyst, Financial Analyst, Business Analyst, Research Economist, Consultant
Bank of Canada, Government of Canada, TD Economics, CIBC
No mandatory licensure; graduate/MBA/law pathway.
TUITION & FEES
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$7,833.52 CAD
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