The major in economics-philosophy will complete a minimum of fourteen courses divided equally between the two fields. To be eligible for honors, a student must receive a grade of at least A- on an honors thesis which integrates the two fields. The thesis must be defended before the faculty. Approval of the program is required by the chairs of both departments. The major leads to a bachelor of arts degree.
Courses are to be selected in consultation with advisors in each discipline.
In constructing the major program, the student should select complementary courses as a step toward integration of the two disciplines. The thesis must be defended before a joint committee determined by the thesis advisor. The major leads to a bachelor of arts degree. The major will complete a minimum of fourteen courses equally divided between economics and government. Required among the seven government courses is at least one 300-level government course.