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  Programs > Undergraduate
Degree: Bachelor of Arts (BA)
Major:Business Economics
Stream(s):
Program Option(s): Bachelor -- 90 credits
Specialized Honours   -- 120 credits
Offered by:Economics

As of July 1, 2009, this program moved to the new Faculty of Liberal Arts & Professional Studies (LA&PS). Please go to the current LA&PS programs page for the most up-to-date information on this program.
Description:
The BA in Business Economics addresses issues such as the causes of unemployment, what determines the rate of inflation and people's income, and what promotes the economic growth of a nation. By integrating economics courses that have a unique teaching approach blending theory and case studies with relevant courses outside the discipline of economics, you will gain indepth knowledge about how to apply the analytical and quantitative tools of economics to practical business problems in areas such as market forecasting, pricing policies, strategic financing and business development.

Why Choose Our Program?
  • Set yourself ahead of the pack by gaining analytical skills an d decision-making techniques that today’s employers find valuable.
  • We combine theory and analysis with attention to practical problems and critical modern issues.


  • “Atkinson has been my home away from home. My professors have provided me with not only the knowledge that I'm going to need in my future career, but also they have opened up my mind to the infinite possibilities that would have otherwise eluded me.” Arijit Bhattacharya, Atkinson student


    Fast Fact:
    You can join the Economic Student Association and engage in valuable networking opportunities that will benefit you long after you graduate.

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    Related Atkinson Program(s):
    BA, Economics