Economics Minor

ECON UN1105PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS
ECON UN3211INTERMEDIATE MICROECONOMICS
ECON UN3213INTERMEDIATE MACROECONOMICS
ECON UN3412INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMETRICS

Note: ECON UN1105 is a prerequisite for ECON UN3211, ECON UN3213, and ECON UN3412. Students must have completed Calculus I before taking ECON UN3213, Calculus III before taking ECON UN3211, and one of the introductory statistics courses (see list) before taking ECON UN3412.

Electives

Choose two of the following Elective courses:
THE AMERICAN ECONOMY
THE GLOBAL ECONOMY
FINANCIAL ECONOMICS
MONEY AND BANKING
ECONOMICS OF EDUCATION
MACROECONOMICS&FORMATION OF EXPECTATIONS
ECON OF UNCERTAINTY & INFORMTN
ADVANCED MICROECONOMICS
ADVANCED MACROECONOMICS
ECONOMICS OF NEW YORK CITY
INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION
MARKET DESIGN
CORPORATE FINANCE
ECONOMIC GROWTH & DEVELOPMNT I
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
POLITICAL ECONOMY
LABOR ECONOMICS
ADVANCED ECONOMETRICS
Econometrics of Time Series and Forecasting
GAME THEORY
ECONOMICS OF RACE IN THE U.S.
PUBLIC ECONOMICS
GENDER & APPLIED ECONOMICS
INTERNATIONAL TRADE
INTERNATIONAL MACROECONOMICS
FINANCIAL CRISES
FINANCE AND THE REAL ECONOMY
GLOBALIZATION & ITS RISKS
BEHAVIORAL ECONOMICS
COGNITIVE MECH & ECON BEHAVIOR
BEHAVIORAL FINANCE

Note: Electives may be taken only after the completion of both ECON UN3211 and ECON UN3213, with the exception of ECON UN2257 and ECON UN2105, which may be taken after completion of ECON UN1105. Some of the elective courses listed above have additional prerequisites. Courses may be taken only after the completion of all prerequisites. Please see the Columbia College bulletin for course descriptions and complete lists of prerequisites. 

Statistics

Choose one of the following Probability and Statistics options (course or sequence):
SIEO W3600INTRO PROBABILITY/STATISTICS
or STAT GU4001 INTRODUCTION TO PROBABILITY AND STATISTICS
IEOR E3658
 - IEOR E4307
PROBABILITY FOR ENGINEERS
and STATISTICS AND DATA ANALYSIS
STAT UN4203
 - STAT UN4204

and
STAT GR5203
 - STAT GR5204
PROBABILITY
and STATISTICAL INFERENCE

Notes:

  • The statistics course must be finished before taking ECON UN3412, and it is recommended that students take ECON UN3412 in the semester following the statistics course.
  • Some courses done as part of the economics minor may count toward fulfilling the School’s nontechnical requirements. However, other courses, such as ECON UN3412, may not be applied toward satisfaction of the nontechnical course requirements. To determine which economics class can count toward the nontech elective requirement, please consult the nontech elective section of this bulletin for further details.
  • Students with AP credit for economics and an exemption for ECON UN1105 may use the credit toward the minor.
  • Transfer or study abroad credits may not be applied to fulfill the requirements of the economics minor.