International Economics

This course provides an in-depth analysis of the principles and policies of international trade, finance, and development. Students will learn about the global economy, international financial institutions, and the impact of economic policies on a global scale. The course will also cover topics such as trade agreements, exchange rates, and economic growth in developing countries.

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This course is ideal for students interested in pursuing careers in international business, trade, or development. It provides a solid foundation for understanding the complexities of the global economy and the role that individual nations play in it.

Discover the Global Economy at COE College - Where Knowledge Meets Opportunity

COE College is uniquely positioned to offer this course due to its strong reputation for producing well-rounded and knowledgeable graduates. The college has a diverse student body and faculty, providing a rich learning environment for students from different cultural backgrounds. Additionally, the college's location in the heart of a major city provides access to numerous networking opportunities and real-world applications of economic principles.

The major in international economics is a model-based (theory and empirical) study of the macro- and microeconomic causes and consequences of the movement of goods, services, factor inputs, and assets across national borders. This major will prepare you for graduate school in international policy, international development, and other policy-oriented programs. The major also provides a strong foundation for careers with an international focus.

You will be able to concentrate your studies on courses that include theories, concepts, and models helpful in understanding the complex international environment. In addition to courses in business and/or economics, you will be required to study a foreign language and complete either a study-abroad experience or a significant project focused on an international topic.

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20 hours per week