Math Club
The purpose of the Math Club is to provide students opportunities which broaden and enrich their participation in the world of mathematics.
Requirements for the Double Major: Mathematics and Economics
By selecting appropriate core courses and mathematics electives, a Mathematics major may add a second major in Economics by completing 15 credits of additional upper-level coursework in Economics.
Required Core Courses - 6 Credits
- ECON 0101 - Principles of Macroeconomics
- ECON 0102 - Principles of Microeconomics
Required Economics Courses - 6 Credits
- ECON 0201 - Microeconomic Theory
- ECON 0202 - Macroeconomic Theory
Economics Elective Courses - 9 Credits
- ECON 0300 - Money and Banking FINC 0320
- ECON 0301 - Economics and Law
- ECON 0302 - Economic History of the United States
- ECON 0303 - Economics of Development
- ECON 0304 - Urban Economics
- ECON 0305 - Introduction to Econometric Methods FINC 0305
- ECON 0306 - Managerial Economics
- ECON 0307 - Economics, Gender, Race & Ethnicity
- ECON 0312 - Labor Economics
- ECON 0314 - Industrial Organization
- ECON 0315 - Public Finance
- ECON 0316 - Economic History of Europe
- ECON 0318 - International Economics
- ECON 0319 - Development of Economic Thought
- ECON 0320 - Environmental Economics
- ECON 0321 - Natural Resource Economics
- ECON 0322 - The Economics of Sports
- ECON 0350 - Current Economic Issues
- ECON 0398 - Senior Research Seminar
- ECON 0399 - Independent Study
- MGMT 0338 - International Business
Mathematics Elective Courses - 6 Credits
Students double-majoring in mathematics and economics must take two of the following mathematics courses. These two mathematics courses will count towards fulfilling the requirements of both majors.
- MATH 0333 - Applied Statistical and Experimental Design
- MATH 0334 - Operations Research and Modeling
- MATH 0340 - Mathematical Statistics I
- MATH 0341 - Mathematical Statistics II Credits: 3
Additional Graduation Requirements
All students must meet the
