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Last updated on 2025-05-06

Program overview

Program Overview

The Bachelor of Economics (Honours) - Concentration in Computational Analysis at Carleton University offers students a comprehensive foundation in both Computer Science and Economics. This unique combination equips graduates with highly marketable skills essential for thriving in the digital marketplace. Students will learn to effectively interact with artificial intelligence and conduct advanced computer-aided analyses, preparing them for various professional opportunities in today’s technology-driven economy.

Program Structure

The B.Econ. Honours Concentration in Computational Analysis is designed to be completed over a period of four years of full-time study. The program structure includes:

  • Completion of a substantial portion of the major in Computer Science.
  • Integration of concentration-specific courses from the field of Computer Science.
  • Opportunity to combine with the B.Econ. Honours Concentration in Economic Data Science for enhanced training in data analysis.

This program is structured to ensure that students gain a robust understanding of economic analysis alongside advanced computing and data analysis skills, making them well-suited for various professional fields.

Featured Experiences

  • Hands-on experience with advanced computer-aided analysis techniques.
  • Opportunities to engage with artificial intelligence technologies.
  • Potential for co-op placements to gain real-world experience in relevant industries.
  • Collaboration with government think-tanks and research institutions.

Career Options

Graduates of the B.Econ. Honours Concentration in Computational Analysis can pursue a variety of career paths in Canada, including:

  • Data Analyst: Analyze data sets to inform business decisions and strategies.
  • Financial Consultant: Provide expert advice on financial planning and investment strategies.
  • Economic Researcher: Conduct research and analysis for government agencies or private firms.
  • Business Intelligence Analyst: Utilize data analysis tools to help organizations make informed decisions.
  • Policy Analyst: Evaluate and develop policies based on economic data and trends.

 

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