Major in Business Economics and Law [Business]

Sequence of Courses

See Policy on Elective Courses
May be taken in either of Year Three or Year Four.
May be taken in any year except Year Two, Fall Term.
Students must take at least ★12 in Business Economics and Law courses at the 300 or 400-level. Of these, at least ★3 must be in BUEC and ★3 must be in B LAW. Business Economics and Business Law courses may be chosen from the following depending on the stream selected:
Firm: BUEC 311  or ECON 281 ; B LAW 402 ; ECON 373 , ECON 378 ,ECON 471 , ECON 472 .
Environment: BUEC 342 , BUEC 442 , BUEC 444 , BUEC 463 , BUEC 464 , BUEC 488  ; B LAW 428 , B LAW 432 , B LAW 442 , B LAW 444 , B LAW 488 .
Firm and Environment: B LAW 403 , B LAW 422 ; ECON 373 , ECON 471 , ECON 472 . (BUEC 311 , BUEC 342 , ECON 281 , ECON 373  and ECON 378  are considered 400-level courses for the purpose of satisfying this major.)
ECON courses used to satisfy the requirements of this major may not also be used to satisfy the requirements for coursework outside the Faculty of Business.

Students with a declared major in Business Economics and Law may choose to do a minor in any subject area of Business. See Minors for Business Students . Minors are not required. Business Economics and Law students are permitted to count one of the secondary core courses required in the Business Economics and Law major as one of the four courses constituting their minor.
Students with a declared major in another area may complete a minor in Business Economics and Law by completing both B LAW 301 and BUEC 311 (whether or not they are required by the student’s major). An additional ★9 in Business Economics and Law courses at the 400-level is also required. Of these, at least ★3 must be in B LAW and ★3 must be in BUEC.