Brock University

Overview

The Business Economics program at Brock University integrates economic theory with business analysis, equipping students with the essential quantitative and communication skills needed for various roles in finance, markets, and public policy. This undergraduate degree is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the intersection between economics and business strategies.

What you'll study

The program's core coursework emphasizes analytical thinking and practical decision-making, covering essential topics such as:

• Financial Accounting
• Corporate Finance
• Personal Financial Planning
• Financial Theory
• Business Ethics

After the initial two years, students have the opportunity to specialize in areas that align with their career goals:

• Financial Economics: Focuses on the relationship between economics and finance.
• Consumer Economics: Emphasizes marketing and consumer behavior within economic contexts.

In the final year, students may be required to complete a capstone project or thesis to synthesize their learning and demonstrate their expertise. Additionally, students can choose electives that align with their interests and specialization, subject to availability and program guidelines.

Entry requirements

Admission to the Business Economics program is based on the applicant's academic background and the ability to meet Brock University’s undergraduate entry standards. Specific criteria may vary depending on the applicant's profile.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Business Economics program can pursue a variety of career paths in sectors such as finance, marketing, public policy, and economic analysis. The skills developed during the program prepare students for roles that require a blend of economic insight and business acumen, making them valuable assets in the job market.