|
Dec 09, 2024
|
|
|
|
2017-2018 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Economics Major with Inclusive Early Childhood/Childhood Education Major
|
|
Return to: School of Management
The economics program is part of the School of Management. The program offers a Bachelor of Arts degree in economics. Students seeking initial certification at the early childhood and childhood levels may double major in Economics and Inclusive Early Childhood/Childhood Education. Students in this double major are required to have a minimum overall GPA of 2.7 before moving into INCH coursework which typically begins fall semester of the junior year.
Completion of the economics major allows students to students to understand, evaluate, and analyze the economic issues and challenges of everyday life, as well as the economic systems in which we live.
Classes rooted in the liberal arts examine the causes and patterns of societal change within the framework of economics. The approach prepares students for graduate study in the fields of economics, business, law, and related disciplines, as well as for professional careers in a variety of fields in the public and private sectors.
The goals of the program are accomplished through:
- Interaction with instructional staff devoted to teaching excellence and student development.
- An innovative, dynamic, and relevant curriculum.
- The development of skills in the areas of critical thinking, qualitative and quantitative analysis, communication, and technology.
- Opportunities for interpersonal development through activities such as clubs and honor societies with peers and the community.
Student Learning Outcomes
- Be competent in the basic principles, concepts, theories and skills of economics and economic reasoning
- Learn and apply economics research methodology, gather and analyze data, apply econometric techniques to test their constructed economic model
A minimum GPA of 2.0 is required for the economics core.
|
Core Curriculum Requirements
All Nazareth students complete Core Curriculum coursework as part of their degree requirements. The Core provides a foundation in the liberal arts and sciences while guiding students to pose and explore their own intellectual questions. See Academic Policies and Procedures for specific core curriculum requirements. Economics Core
All Economics majors are required to take the following courses: Economics Electives
Choose five courses from the following: Required Courses for Inclusive Early Childhood/Childhood Education Majors
Inclusive Early Childhood/Childhood Education Major Requirements Sample Program for the Economics Major with Inclusive Early Childhood/Childhood Education
Freshman Year
- Foreign Language Credits: 6
- Perspectives - Enduring Questions (PEQ) Credits: 3
As well as: Sophomore Year
- Perspectives - Enduring Questions (PEQ) Credits: 9
- Integrative Studies (IS) course - must be liberal arts Credits 3
- Experiential Learning (EL) pathway
- Economics Elective Credits: 3
As well as: Junior Year
- Economics Electives Credits: 6
- Liberal Arts Electives Credits: 6
- Integrative Studies (IS) course - must be liberal arts Credits: 6
- Health and Wellness Credits: 0
- Core Milestone Experience (CME) Credits: 0
As well as: Summer Between Junior and Senior Year
Senior Year
- Liberal Arts Electives (MTH 215 or PSY 221 recommended) Credits: 3
- Economics Electives Credits: 6
As well as: |
Return to: School of Management
|
|