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Economists thrive in dynamic settings and distinctive problems. Pursuing economics means exploring how choices are made both individually and collectively, while shaping a mindset that impacts numerous societal matters such as: inequality, environmental sustainability, medical systems, global progress, worldwide integration, population movement, banking systems, and public policies.
An economics education equips you to research economic phenomena, predict patterns, design effective solutions, and improve existing frameworks throughout your professional journey.
Experiential education
Explore work-integrated learning aligned with your passions
Study internationally via our partner institutions
Engage in professional symposiums and training sessions
Competencies you'll develop
Understanding of fiscal strategies
Clear articulation
Numerical and data interpretation
Composing logical, compelling economic analyses
Students must complete high school for admission to the University of New Brunswick. They must complete six specific high school courses, according to their program of choice. UNB takes the overall average of the high school grades achieved in these six courses to calculate the student’s "minimum admission average", which is used to determine admissibility.
Course requirements:
Senior English Literature
Senior Math, including Pre-Calculus
1 other academic maths
Senior Chemistry
Senior Physics
2 electives from group 1 or 2
Minimum admission average: 75% (Science average must be 75%, based on Pre-Calculus Math and best of senior Biology, Chemistry or Physics)
The University of New Brunswick accepts qualified applicants from all countries. Entry requirements may vary from country to country.
International students require the following English language proficiency minimum scores for direct entry into most academic programs: IELTS 6.5, TOEFL iBT 85, CAEL 60, or Pearson Vue Test 59.