Bachelor of Economics

by University of Sherbrooke Claim Listing

This program allows you to acquire training in applied economics (including international trade and finance, behavioral, social and solidarity economics and the environment) or to complete a path in economics-finance (including portfolio management and analysis of financial markets).

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3 Years

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This program allows you to acquire training in applied economics (including international trade and finance, behavioral, social and solidarity economics and the environment) or to complete a path in economics-finance (including portfolio management and analysis of financial markets) or in political economy (including aspects of the intervention of the State and political actors in the economy), depending on your aspirations.

Thanks to a program resolutely focused on practice, an offer of paid internships in a cooperative system and rigorous supervision, you will be able to stand out on the job market and have an informed view on the economy of tomorrow.

 

Description Of Paths:

  • an economics-finance path;
  • a path in applied economics;
  • a path in political economy.

 

General Objectives:

  • to acquire fundamental and applied training in economics preparing them to intervene, as an economist, in different professional environments, or to pursue graduate studies;
  • to acquire practical and critical knowledge of methods of analysis, observation and interpretation of economic data;
  • to acquire an overview of human, social and individual problems, according to their historical and institutional context and to be able to use economic tools in order to situate economic intervention within this whole;
  • to develop a scientific mind and independent thinking allowing not only to understand economic problems, but also to propose concrete and relevant solutions to resolve them;
  • to acquire, from a perspective of continuing education, learning methods allowing him to constantly update his training as an economist.

 

Specific Objectives:

  • Progress In Applied Economics
  • Allow the student:
  • to study the applications of economic models by addressing themes linked to the environment, the international economy, behavioral economics and the social and solidarity economy;
  • to acquire sufficient knowledge to pursue specialized graduate studies in  economics.
  • Economy-finance Pathway
  • Allow the student:
  • to acquire knowledge of portfolio management, analysis and understanding of real and financial markets;
  • to acquire sufficient knowledge to pursue specialized graduate studies in  finance or economics.
  • Path In Political Economy
  • Allow the student:
  • to acquire specific training elements relating to State intervention in the economy, the political determinants of its action as well as the motives and interaction of political actors within the framework of political and economic institutions and legal;
  • to acquire sufficient knowledge to pursue specialized graduate studies in  economics or political studies;
  • to acquire practical intervention skills in economics and politics.
  • Sherbrooke Branch

    2500 Bd de l'Université, Sherbrooke

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