Bachelor Of Mathematics - Mathematical Economics (Co-op)

Program overview

With a degree in Mathematical Economics, you'll graduate ready for careers with banks, government, and industry. This program offers a unique blend of economics and mathematics, allowing students to develop a deep understanding of economic systems through quantitative methods. Graduates are well-prepared to enter the workforce or pursue further education in master's and PhD programs. The program is offered jointly by the Faculty of Mathematics and the Department of Economics, ensuring a comprehensive educational experience that equips students with the necessary skills to analyze and solve complex economic problems.

Program structure

The Bachelor of Mathematics in Mathematical Economics program is designed to provide a robust educational foundation over a four-year or five-year period, depending on the chosen study path. Students can opt for a co-op program, which allows them to gain valuable paid work experience while studying. Key features of the program structure include:

• Program Length: 4 to 5 years
• Co-op Option: Yes, providing up to 24 months of paid work experience.
• Alternating study and work terms starting from the second year.
• Flexibility to choose electives from a wide range of subjects.

This structure not only enhances learning but also integrates real-world experience, making graduates more competitive in the job market.

Featured Experiences

The Mathematical Economics program offers several unique experiences that enhance the educational journey:

• Co-op Program: Students can participate in one of Canada's largest co-op programs, gaining relevant paid work experience.
• Work-Study Sequence: Students alternate between academic terms and co-op placements, allowing for practical application of classroom knowledge.
• Networking Opportunities: Engage with industry professionals through co-op placements and campus events.
• Math Society (MathSoc): A student-run organization that provides clubs, services, and events to enrich the student experience.
• Competitions: Opportunities to participate in events like Hack the North, fostering collaboration and innovation.

Career Options

Graduates of the Mathematical Economics program can pursue a variety of career paths in Canada, including:

• Research Analyst: Conducts research and analysis to support decision-making in organizations.
• Financial Analyst: Evaluates financial data to guide investment decisions and financial planning.
• Statistician: Applies statistical methods to collect, analyze, and interpret data for various sectors.
• Data Scientist: Utilizes data analysis and modeling techniques to derive insights and inform business strategies.
• Market Research Analyst: Studies market conditions to identify potential sales opportunities and consumer preferences.

These roles highlight the versatility of a degree in Mathematical Economics, equipping graduates with the skills needed to thrive in diverse industries.

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