General Economics Concentration (21-24 credits)

Requirements:

• ECON Electives (12 credits) (at the 300 or 400 level)

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• In addition, students select 3 courses from the following list.  The courses have been divided by orientation but students may select any 3.  ECON 300 and 301 may be used as ECON electives OR counted toward the additional 3 courses.  They may not be double counted.

• ECON 300 - Study Abroad: Introduction to Southeast Asia 3 credits

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• ECON 301 - Study Abroad: Economic Development, Tourism, and Sustainability in Costa Rica 3 credits

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• GEOG 241 - Cultural Geography 3 credits

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• GEOG 310 - Thinking Geographically 3 credits

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• HIST 241 - Colonial Latin America 3 credits.

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• HIST 242 - Modern Latin America 3 credits.

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• HIST 336 - History of Japan 3 credits.

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• HIST 341 - East Africa: Pre-History to the Present 3 credits.

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• HIST 360 - Russia Since 1861 3 credits.

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• HLTH 210 - Global Health 3 credits

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• POSC 200 - Global Politics 3 credits

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• POSC 305 - International Relations 3 credits

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• POSC 314 - Political History of Africa 3 credits

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• POSC 335 - Western European Politics and Government 3 credits

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• POSC 375 - Latin American Politics and Government 3 credits

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• POSC 395 - African Politics and Government 3 credits.

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• POSC 442 - International Law 3 credits

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• PSYC 219 - Cross-Cultural Psychology 3 credits

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• PSYC 360 - Consumer Psychology 3 credits

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• SOCL 275 - Sociology of the Welfare State and Social Policy 3 credits

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• SOCL 320 - Sociology of Education 3 credits

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• Courses with quantitative or technical orientation:

• GEOG 275 - Introduction to Geographic Information Systems 4 credits

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• CMSC 140 - Introduction to Programming 3 credits

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• ISCS 370 - Principles of Management Information Systems. 3 credits.

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• ISCS 373 - Database Management 3 credits.

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• MANG 363 - Operations Management 3 credits

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• MATH 261 - The Differential and Integral Calculus I 4 credits

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• MATH 262 - The Differential and Integral Calculus II 4 credits

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• MATH 280 - Linear Algebra 3 credits