| Requirements | Class Number | Class Name | Hours* | Offered | Prerequisites |
| Complete All | ECON 388 | Introduction to Econometrics | 3:3:0 | Contact Department | ECON 378 |
| ECON 380 | Intermediate Microeconomic Theory 1 | 3:3:0 | Contact Department | ECON 110 & Math 112 or 113 | |
| ECON 382 | Intermediate Microeconomic Theory 2 | 3:3:0 | Contact Department | ECON 378 & ECON 380 & (ECON 210 or STDEV 317 or STDEV 318) | |
| ECON 450 | Financial Economics | 3:3:0 | Contact Department | ECON 382 & ECON 388 | |
| Recommended but not required | MATH 435 | Mathematical Finance | 3:3:0 | Winter even years | MATH 431 |
| FIN 585R | Pre-PhD Finance Seminar | 3:3:0 | F | - | |
| Indirectly Required | ECON 378 | Statistics for economists | 3:3:0 | Contact Department | ECON 110 & Math 112 or 113 |
| ECON 110 | Economic principles and problems | 3:3:0 | Contact Department | - | |
ECON 210 or STDEV 317 or STDEV 318 | Career Preparation Seminar | 1:1:0 | Contact Department | - | |
| Job and Internship Search Strategies | 2:2:0 | F/W | - | ||
| Graduate School Preparation: Practical Strategies for Becoming a More Competitive Applicant | 2:2:0 | All Semesters/Terms | - |
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After graduation, students have gone into the both the workforce and graduate programs. The following table shows some of the career paths our graduates have followed:
Job Title | Master's Degree Subject |
Business Analyst Data Scientist Quantitative Strategist Software Engineer | Computational and Mathematical Engineering |
