Our Accelerated Economics Honours Degree program is a fast-tracked, efficient pathway to a successful career in economics and related fields. Graduates will enter the workforce sooner, gaining professional experience earlier and potentially advancing in their careers more quickly.
The intensive learning environment fosters deep skill acquisition and a focused academic experience, which can be beneficial for students who thrive in fast-paced settings.
Graduates of our Accelerated Economics Honours Degree program are equipped with valuable analytical and critical thinking skills applicable across a range of industries, including finance, international trade and development, consulting, and government. The program also prepares students for advanced studies should they choose to pursue graduate degrees. Overall, the accelerated economics degree is a fast-tracked, efficient pathway to a successful career.
Fall (September)
Full-time
Three years
Course-based
Students start in the Social Sciences Level 1 program or Economics 1 program and apply to the Honours BA in Economics at the end of their first year. Students must complete the requirements of a Level 1 program including two Level 1 Economics courses.
Accelerated Honours Bachelors of Arts in Economics:
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The Academic Calendar lists course requirements and minimum grade requirements for entry to and continuance in the Accelerated Honours Economics (BA).
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Based on aggregated Social Sciences data from the Ontario University Graduate Survey from 2017-2021.
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