Timetable information can be viewed online on the Registrar's Office page.
Students who intend to major in Economics should include ECON 1100 and ECON 1110 in the first year, since these are prerequisites for all other Economics courses. In selecting other first-year courses, students have a great deal of flexibility. However, in selecting courses you should make sure they are consistent with the requirements of the program in which you are registered.
In selecting courses, students in the General program should also consider the requirements of the Honours programs since, after the second year, students frequently decide that they would like to pursue an Honours degree. If you initially select courses without concern for the Honours requirements, switching in later years may lengthen the time required to complete the program.
ECON 2210, ECON 2220, ECON 2310, ECON 2320, ECON 2110 and ECON 2120 should be taken in the second year. You should not delay taking these until Summer or Intersession, since there is no guarantee they will be offered. Also, all third-year courses are not offered in each semester (or year) so do not delay taking a course you may want or need.
In both the General and Honours programs, statistics is required.
In the first and second year economic courses, some elementary algebra is required. In this case, the mathematics provides additional structure that is difficult to convey in a picture.
The Undergraduate Advisor is Dr. Jay Rhee. Please email him at jayrhee@uwindsor.ca .
The minimum acceptable grade in all M1 and M2 courses is 70%. If a graduate student's overall CGPA falls below 70%, they will normally be required to withdraw from the program for a minimum of one year.
Timetable information can be viewed online on the Registrar's Office page.
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Winter term
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Students are required to register in 4 of these courses:
The Major Research Paper is a scholarly essay/research project that shows evidence of critical analysis and understanding on a topic approved by the student’s supervisor and acknowledged by the program area.
Students may wish to complete a Major Research Paper (ECON-8960) as one of the 8 courses in the M2 year. Interested students must first secure an advisor for their paper. Once an advisor is confirmed, students may register in ECON-8960 and select a second reader.
Upon completion of the Major Research Paper the student will deliver a Final Oral Defense. Following defense, the student will complete the Final Document Submission (Deposit) prior to Convocation.
Successful Completion of M1 Courses: In order to progress to the M2 year, it is imperative that you successfully complete all eight M1 courses.
Credit Recommendation for Grades: Please note that you can only be recommended for credit for a maximum of two grades falling within the range of 60% to 70%.
Maintenance of CGPA: To remain in good standing within the program, it is essential to maintain a CGPA of at least 70%.
Students who meet these requirements will progress to the M2 year. They will receive a new offer of admission letter indicating the M2 Masters Candidate program and the applicable start term.
Successful Completion of M2 Courses: You must successfully complete eight M2 courses to graduate. One of the courses can be your major paper.
Credit Recommendation for Grades: Please note that you can only be recommended for credit for a maximum of two grades falling within the range of 60% to 70%.
Maintenance of CGPA: To remain in good standing within the program, it is essential to maintain a CGPA of at least 70%.
Students who meet these requirements may apply to graduate from the M.A. in Economics program.
The Senate is responsible for oversight of academic matters. This includes, but is not limited to: academic policy, admission requirements, program regulations, program development, and student discipline system. Senate also has bylaws and policies that guide its activities.
Please click here to view the Senate Policy on Grading and Calculation of Averages.
The Graduate Director of the MA - Economics Program is Dr. Christian Trudeau. Please email him at trudeauc@uwindsor.ca.
The minimum acceptable grade in all courses is 70%. If a graduate student's overall CGPA falls below 70%, they will normally be required to withdraw from the program for a minimum of one year.
Timetable information can be viewed online on the Registrar's Office page.
The Senate is responsible for oversight of academic matters. This includes, but is not limited to: academic policy, admission requirements, program regulations, program development, and student discipline system. Senate also has bylaws and policies that guide its activities.
Please click here to view the Senate Policy on Grading and Calculation of Averages.
The Graduate Director of the MAEP Program is Dr. Jay Rhee. Please email him at jayrhee@uwindsor.ca.
