Economics, Law and Economics Track, B.A.

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Helzberg School of Management

The Law and Economics Track prepares students seeking careers in advocacy, policy making, lobbying, as well as those seeking to further their studies in law school and other graduate programs in the social sciences. This track represents a flourishing area of economics due to the natural ties between economics and the study of law and policy. Both fields are intricately tied to issues of justice, responsibility, the roots and consequences of crime in society, government intervention, and the economics of the legal order.

Lower-division Requirements for all Tracks:

EC 1000 - Principles of Macroeconomics (3)
or
EC 1050 - Honors Macroeconomics (4)
EC 1100 - Principles of Microeconomics (3)
or
EC 1150 - Honors Microeconomics (4)
BUS 1800 - Microcomputer Applications (3)
BUS 2200 - Applied Business Statistics (3)

Major Courses:

EC 3000 - Intermediate Macroeconomics (3)
EC 3100 - Intermediate Microeconomics (3)

Upper Division Requirements:

Students must complete 12 additional hours of upper-division, department-identified courses for this track. These courses include but are not limited to:

EC 3750 - Law and Economics (3)
EC 4300 - Political Economy: Economics Systems of the World (3)
EC 3225 - Health Care Issues: Economics and Policy (3)
or
EC 4001 - Forecasting and Data Analysis for Decision Making (3)
EC 4940 - Global Economic Issues (3)

Related Upper-division Coursework:

CJ 3500 - Criminal Law and Procedures (3)
Plus nine additional hours of related upper-division courses to be chosen under the direction of the major advisor.

Note(s):

Some prerequisites are required for certain upper-division courses and must be taken prior to taking the upper-division courses required for the major.

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