This knowledge is not only intellectually satisfying, it provides a good basis for career training. Courses in basic theory prepare you for a wide choice of advanced studies in areas such as labour markets, public finance, regulation, trade, resources, environmental economics and economic history. Small classes and individual attention give you direct contact with faculty who are among Canada's most active researchers in these areas. We believe that learning requires active participation. That's why we provide you with opportunities for discussion and interaction in seminars and lab groups.
Senior courses stress computer use, including hands-on analysis of economic data.
In Ontario, this is the OAC level. We strongly recommend you take Calculus. Use of mathematics is an important part of upper-year courses. Academic performance is the main criterion for admission although you may use the Student Profile Form to tell us about your leadership and citizenship qualities, and factors that affected your academic performance. This may result in special consideration if you have less than the minimum admission average.