Bachelor of Mathematics in Mathematical Economics (3 Year)

Get the best of both worlds in Mathematical Economics. Split your time between economics and mathematics courses and develop a deep understanding of how the world works. Today, economists depend on mathematical tools, data, and statistics to explain economic phenomena from how people make purchasing decisions at the grocery store to predicting the likelihood of a Bank of Canada interest rate change. Offered jointly by the Faculty of Mathematics and the Department of Economics in the Faculty of Arts, the program uses quantitative methods to understand and represent economic theories and to solve complex problems found in a wide range of economic systems. As a graduate, you’ll enter the workforce ready to help build economies with banks, governments and financial institutions or continue your education with master's and PhD programs.