German – Economics Dual Major

Required:

• ECO 1103 - Introduction to Economics
• ECO 3303 - Microeconomic Theory
• ECO 3320 - Macroeconomic Theory
• ECO 4405 - The History of Economic Thought (4405 must be taken at the College.)

• Eight hours of Economics at the 3000 or 4000 level

• STA 2215 - Introduction to Statistics
• STA 2216 - Statistical Methods

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• GER 1101 - Elementary German
• GER 1102 - Elementary German
• or for both  GER 1103 - Elementary German for Advanced Beginners

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• GER 2211 - Intermediate German I: Language and Culture or
• GER 2212 - Intermediate German II: Conversation and Composition

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• GER 2221 - Principles of German for Business
• GER 3331 - German for International Business

• German Writing course at the 3000 level

• GER 4410 - Advanced Studies in German II (4410 must be taken at the College)

• One semester spent studying abroad with a minimum of a 12-week residency requirement (at least 60% of the credits must be taken in German), or equivalent language immersion experience living and working in a French speaking country (at the discretion of the department and with prior approval), or one year in residence in the French language house on campus (1 credit/semester).

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Total Program Hours: 64

Contacts: Dr. J. Olsh, Economics; Dr. Esa, Foreign Languages