Global Economics and Development
Global Economics and Development explores topics in international commerce, economic and human development, political economy, and risk analysis. Students that plan to take the economics (ECON) courses within this specialization should have a strong academic background in economics or have completed microeconomics, macroeconomics, and calculus with a minimum grade of 3.00 in all three. For questions about this, please reach out to your faculty advisor.
Relevant Spring 2024 Sections
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- GLOA 599: Appl Approaches to Diplomacy
- GLOA 599: Global Peace and Conflict
- GLOA 615: Global Humanitarianisms
- GLOA 615: South-South Globalization
- GLOA 615: Decolonization of Africa
- ECON 535: Applied Econometrics
- ECON 612: Microeconomic Theory II
- ECON 615: Macroeconomic Theory I
- ECON 637: Econometrics I
- ECON 676: Comparative Economic Systems
- EVPP 533: Energy Policy
- EVPP 534: Food-Energy-Water Nexus
- GCP 500: Global Political Economy
- GCP 603: Global Trade Relations
- GCP 604: New Technology/Global Economy
- GCP 605: Technology, Culture, and Commerce
- GCP 761: European Political Econ Union
- GCP 770: International Contract Negotiation
- PUAD 662: National Budgeting Process
- PUBP 720: Microeconomics for Public Poli
- SOCI 633: Big Data, Technology, Society
