College of Social Sciences
Department of Economics
BAE checklist 2005-2007
Major: Resource and Environmental Economics
Major Required
Major Electives
College Required
General Education Requirements
KIMEP Free Electives
Total to Graduate:
(R/M)
(E/M)
(R/CL)
(R/GER+E/GER)
(E)
24
21
12
50
15
122
Major Required (R/M): 24 credits
Type of Course
Required
Required
Required
Required
Required
Required
Required
Required
Course ID
Econ 2181
Econ 2183
Econ 1104
Econ 3112 OR
Econ 3111
Econ 2182
Econ 3184
Econ 3121
Econ 3189
Title of Course
Intermediate Micro
Mathematical Economics
Numerical Methods in Economic Analysis
International Trade OR
International Finance
Intermediate Macro
Econometric Methods
Public Finance
Economy of Kazakhstan
Prerequisite
Econ1103,MATH1102
Econ1103,MATH1102
Econ1103
Econ2181
Econ2182
Econ1102,MATH1102
Econ1183,MATH1102
Econ2181
Econ1103,Econ1102
Grade
Credits
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Major Electives (E/M): 21 credits
To have a specialization, students must complete 12 credit hours from the LIST of Resource and Environmental Economics
electives listed below. The Remaining 9 credits can be obtained by taking any 3xxxlevel Economic Electives
Type of Course
Course ID
Title of Course
Prerequisite
Grade
Elective
Econ 3161
Natural Resource Economics
Econ1103
Elective
Econ 3162
Energy Economics
Econ1103
Elective
Econ 3165
Environmental Economics
Econ1103
Elective
Econ 3166
Environmental Policy
Econ1103
Elective
Econ 3169
Economics of Less Developed Countries
Econ1103,Econ1102
Elective
Econ 3163
Agricultural Economics
Econ2181
Elective
Econ 3128
Health Care Economics
Econ1103
Credit
ss
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
College Required (R/CL): 12 credits
Type of Course
Required
Required
Required
Required
Course ID
PA 1513
Econ 1101 / 1181
BAIJ 2605
PS 1511
Title of Course
Introduction to Public Administration
Principles of Economics (Microeconomics)
Mass Media and Society
Introduction to Political Science
Grade
Credits
3
3
3
3
Grade
Credits
General Education Required (R/GER) 28 credits
All Undergraduate students are required to take the following courses:
Type of Course Course ID
Title of Course
Required
Required
Required
Required
Required
Required
Required
Required
Required
Required
Required
Mathematical Methods for Business and Social Science
Calculus
Introduction to Computer SC&IS
Introduction to Statistical Analysis
Introduction to Economics
University Life
Introduction to Ethics and Philosophy
Research, Reading and Writing
History of Kazakhstan
Kazakh Language -I
Kazakh Language -II
MATH 1101
MATH 1102
CIT1712
STAT 2101
ECON 1101*
ORT 1300
PHIL 1501
PA 1502
HIST 1501
KAZ130X **
KAZ 130X **
3
3
3
3
3
0
3
3
3
2
2
* BAE students must take ECON1103 Introduction to Macroeconomics instead of GER ECON 1101 Introduction to Economics
** Kazakh Language courses (4credits) are not compulsory for foreign/international students. These can be replaced by courses like:
ANTH1506: Great Traditions and Culture of Kazakhs, ANTH1501: Russia and Eurasia Civilizations, etc.
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e-mail: css_adv@kimep.kz
General Education Electives (E/GER) 22 credits
Composition (3 credits) One course is to be chosen out of below:
GED Elective
GED Elective
GED Elective
GED Elective
ENG 1302
ENG 1303
ENG 1304
ENG 1305
Academic Composition
Critical Thinking and Writing
Business English
Business Communications
3
3
3
3
Fine Arts (2 credits) One course is to be chosen out of below:
GED Elective
GED Elective
GED Elective
GED Elective
GED Elective
ART 1304
ART 1305
ART 1301
ART 1302
ART 1303
Theater
Performing Arts
Introduction to Films
Introduction to Music
Arts History
2
2
2
2
2
Social Science (6 credits) Two courses are to be chosen out of below:
GED Elective
GED Elective
GED Elective
GED Elective
GED Elective
GED Elective
GED Elective
GED Elective
GED Elective
GED Elective
GED Elective
GED Elective
ECON 1102
ECON 1103
PS 2502
PA 2503
PA 1514
JMC 1505
PS 2506
IR 2507
GEOG 1501
PS 1501
PS 2503
MG 2401
Introduction to Macroeconomics
Introduction to Microeconomics
Introduction to Political Economy
Foundations of Social Sciences
Introduction to Sociology
Psychology and Human Communications
Foreign Policy of Kazakhstan
Introduction to International Relations
Introduction to Geography
Fundamentals of Politics
Politics in Central Asia and CIS
Leadership and Management
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Science and Interdisciplinary (3 credits) One course is to be chosen out of below:
GED Elective
GED Elective
GED Elective
GED Elective
GED Elective
SC 1504
SC 1505
CIT 2725
SC 1506
CIT 2733
Introduction to Environment Studies
Energy and Environment
Database and Database Systems
Health and life styles
Spreadsheet Data Analysis
3
3
3
3
3
Physical Activity (0 credits)
GED Elective
PE 1802
Self Defense
0
GED Elective
GED Elective
GED Elective
PE 1803
PE 1804
PE 1805
Soccer
Basketball
Volleyball
0
0
0
Cultures & Civilizations (6 credits) Two courses are to be chosen out of below:
GED Elective
GED Elective
GED Elective
GED Elective
GED Elective
GED Elective
GED Elective
HIST 2501
LAW 1503
ANTH 1501
ANTH 1503
ANTH 1505
ANTH 1506
ANTH 1512
History of Civilization I
Law in Kazakhstan
Russia and Eurasia civilizations
Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
Western Civilization
Great traditions and culture of Kazakhs
Great Traditions of China, Korea and Japan
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Foreign Languages (2 credits) One course is to be chosen out of below:
GED Elective
ENG 1301
Functional English
GED Elective
CHN 1301 /02
Elementary Chinese
GED Elective
FRN 1301 /02
Elementary French
GED Elective
KOR 1301
Elementary Korean – I
GED Elective
KOR 1302
Elementary Korean – II
GED Elective
RUS 1301 *
Elementary Russian
GED Elective
SPN 1301
Elementary Spanish
GED Elective
GER 1301
Elementary German
GED Elective
TUR 1301
Elementary Turkish
* Russian language course is for International students
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
KIMEP Free Electives (15 Credits)
Students must take 15 credits as Electives. These courses can be from any department and from any numerical level offered in KIMEP.
However, with careful planning a student may structure the courses in this area to count towards a Minor.
Type of Course Course ID
Title of Course
Grade
Credits
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective