BA in Mathematical Economics (Honours) in Waterloo Canada | University of Waterloo

From childhood savings to international finance, discover what drives economic systems. Prepare to tackle critical and challenging questions: How can developing nations achieve prosperity? How do we prevent future worldwide economic downturns? What strategies should policymakers use to foster emerging sectors such as biotech and renewable energy? Your first year will focus on core microeconomic and macroeconomic concepts. As you progress, you'll examine how these theories apply across diverse fields including government policy, employment economics, healthcare economics, financial markets, sports analytics, and beyond. Whether your career goals lie in government, corporate environments, or research institutions, Waterloo's Economics program equips you with essential expertise and practical co-op experience. Learning and networking opportunities. From mentorship initiatives to faculty-student mixers and recreational activities, the Economics Society at Waterloo hosts valuable academic and social gatherings. Enhance your professional profile. Opt for the co-op option and complete your degree with 20 months of practical experience alongside your studies.
Modern economists increasingly rely on advanced quantitative models to interpret and forecast economic trends. Simultaneously, economic challenges have spurred significant mathematical innovations.

This interdisciplinary program, collaboratively designed by the Mathematics Faculty and Arts Faculty's Economics Department, addresses this intersection.

Throughout your studies, you'll master applying differential calculus, differential equations, and optimization techniques to economic analysis. The co-op option provides valuable paid work experience to complement your academic training.

Graduates emerge prepared for careers in financial institutions, public sector roles, or corporate positions, as well as advanced degree programs.