ECON+BBA (Undergraduate)

The Department of Economics and The Goizueta Business School are thrilled to announce a collaboration to support and enhance students’ interdisciplinary interests. The Department of Economics will allow Economics majors an additional degree of freedom in course selection. 

Effective January 2024, all students who are pursuing both a BBA degree and an ECON major may either count one approved ECON elective toward the required electives for the BBA degree OR one approved BBA elective toward the required electives for the ECON major. 

We are happy to provide our Econ majors with more options to complete the program. Students’ Degree Tracker pages will be updated to reflect this change in January 2024.  This means the change will take effect with students graduating in May 2024, and courses taken previously will be included retroactively. See list of approved electives below: 

Approved BBA electives

• ACT 615 Federal Income Tax
• ACT 616 Corporate and Partnership Taxation
• FIN 321 Economics and Finance of Film
• FIN 324 Sports Finance
• FIN 389 Mergers and Acquisitions
• FIN 420 Advanced Corporate Finance
• FIN 426 Bank Management and Financial Services
• FIN 428 Investment Banking
• FIN 430 Foundations of FinTech
• FIN 425 Real Estate Finance
• ISOM 358 Advanced Decision Analytics
• ISOM 452 Healthcare Operations and Technology Management
• ISOM 451 Making Effective Decisions
• MKT 348 Sales and Business Development
• MKT 443 Monetization and Pricing Strategy
• OAM 436 Entrepreneurship and New Venture Management
• OAM 438 Management Consulting

Approved ECON electives

• ECON 315 Economics and Psychology
• ECON 330 Collective Bargaining and Public Policy
• ECON 341 Business and Government
• ECON 365 Environmental Economics and Policy
• ECON 371 Health Economics
• ECON 372 Health Care Markets
• ECON 400 Managerial Economics
• ECON 405 Industrial Organization
• ECON 411 Money and Banking
• ECON 423 Financial Econometrics
• ECON 430 Labor Economics
• ECON 431 International Trade
• ECON 487 Game Theory and Economic Activity