MBA – CONCENTRATION ELECTIVE APPROVAL SHEET
Concentration: Economics
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The Department of Economics has put together a list of courses to choose from. If you are unsure of which courses would be
useful for your professional, personal, or educational goals please schedule a meeting with your Graduate Concentration
Exploration Advisors for a personal consultation.
During your first semester in the program a copy of the Concentration Elective Approval form must be submitted, by the
deadlines found in your GSH, via email to newadmit@fullerton.edu or you may drop a copy off in SGMH4210.
o When you make any changes to your electives simply choose alternatives from the list below. You are not required
to resubmit a new form as long as the elective courses are included in this list.
Concentration courses are offered less frequently then required courses. Picking your concentration elective courses within
the first semester provides you with the opportunity to enroll in the courses as they are offered.
It is your responsibility to check the prerequisites when selecting your concentration elective courses. You are responsible for
completing any prerequisite coursework prior to enrolling in a course.
Choose / Mark a Maximum of “FOUR” Electives
The concentration consists of 12 units or four electives from the same thematic discipline. Courses must be chosen from
the provided list. Two courses must be at the 500 level and no more than two courses may be at the 400 level. No course
numbered below 400 may be used.
Check 2 – 4 Electives (course descriptions are found in the University Catalog)
ECON 502
ECON 503
ECON 504
ECON 505
ECON 506
Advanced Microeconomic Analysis
Advanced Macroeconomic Analysis
Econometric Analysis
Economic Models and Forecasting
Economics of Aging
ECON 516
Economics and Benefit-Cost Analysis
ECON 528 Financial Economics (same as Fin 528)
ECON 531 International Economics
ECON 590 Topics in Economic Analysis and Policy
ECON 595 Current Research in Economics
ECON 521 Macroeconomic Perspective for Mgrs (if
used as an elective may not be taken as a required course)
MKTG 599 Independent Graduate Research
(European Tour)
Check a maximum of 0 - 2 Electives (course descriptions are found in the University Catalog)
ECON 410
ECON 411
ECON 412
Industrial Organization
International Trade
Labor Economics
ECON 413
ECON 415
ECON 416
ECON 417
ECON 418
ECON 420
Law and Economics
Economics of Health
Benefit Cost and Micro Policy Analysis
Public Finance
Behavioral Economics
Money and Banking
ECON 421 Monetary and Fiscal Policy
ECON 431 International Macroeconomics and Growth
ECON 433 The Less Developed Countries and the
World Economy
ECON 441 Introduction to Mathematical Economics
ECON 440 Introduction to Econometrics
ECON 450 History of Economic Thought
ECON 461 Ecological Economics
ECON 462 Natural Resource Economics