University of Redlands
Candidates for the Bachelor of Science degree must complete six courses required of all economics majors( see here). In addition, students complete the following 10 courses:
Requirements:
ECON 400 Introduction to Econometrics
ECON 401 Mathematical Economics
Electives:
Three elective courses in Economics at the 200-level or higher. At most one of these may be at the 200-level. At most one elective may be a course offered by another program and cross-listed with Economics. May Term courses (3 credits) in Economics or courses offered by another program and cross-listed with Economics qualify as elective courses. With advisor approval, a CS or MATH course may be substituted as an elective course.
Mathematics: at least 4 courses
The major program in Financial Economics emphasizes the financial side of economics and the applicability of accounting to economics and finance.
Students are required to take the six courses required of all economics majors. In addition, students complete the following eleven additional courses:
Requirements: 5 courses in Economics
ECON 230 Does Money Make the World Go Round? A Look at Money in Capitalism
ECON 400 Introduction to Econometrics
ECON 424 International Economics or GLB 356 International Finance
ECON 430 Financial Systems
ECON 452 Industrial Organization and Public Policy
6 courses in Accounting/Global Business
ACCT 210 Principles of Financial Accounting & Reporting
ACCT 310 Intermediate Accounting
ACCT 320 Intermediate Financial Reporting for Financing Transactions
GLB 354 Investments
GLB 421 Corporate Finance
One course chosen from among the following: ACCT 330 Intermediate Financial Reporting for Investing Transactions or ACCT 410 Auditing or ACCT 440 Financial Statement Analysis.
