Economics
Bachelor of Arts (BA)
Bachelor of Science (BSc)
Assess the costs and benefits associated with the choices we make. Address a wide range of issues in markets, health, the environment, finance and public policy. Learn how to analyze your options and make optimal decisions.
Quick facts
- Program options:
- Bachelor degree, Minor
- Study options:
- Full-time study, Part-time study
- Program delivery:
- On-campus
- Dynamic learning:
- Co-op optional Exchange optional
Areas of focus
- Banking and finance
- Development economics
- Environmental and resource economics
- International economics
- Labour economics
- Public policy
Careers
- Accountant
- Banking and insurance professional
- Business consultant
- Competition policy analyst
- Economist
- Environmental policy analyst
- Financial analyst
- Financial reporter
- Health policy analyst
- International relations professional
- Investment advisor
- Labour relations specialist
- Lawyer
- Market researcher
Admission
Apply to the Faculty of Social Sciences (Undeclared) as a high school student or a transfer student from another post-secondary institution.
You can declare this program as your major after one or more years of full-time study. Alternatively, you can choose another major and add this program as a minor to broaden your studies.
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Scholarships
English language proficiency
You must demonstrate English language proficiency to attend UVic. Your transcripts are enough to prove proficiency if you've studied full-time in an academic program at the high school or post-secondary level within Canada for at least four years, and all of your instruction was in English.
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