Advising
Academic advising for undergraduate economics majors is provided from the following members of the Economics faculty; Eva Dziadula, Mary Flannery, William Leahy and Forrest Spence.
These academic advisors will assist students in designing a program that meets their educational and career goals. A typical plan of study for students deciding on an Economics major in their first year is as follows. There is a good deal of flexibility in scheduling for those declaring an Economics major at a later date.
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Fall |
Spring |
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First year |
MATH 10350 - Calc A or higher ECON 10010 - Principles of Microeconomics |
MATH 10360 - Calc B or higher ECON 10020 - Principles of Macroeconomics |
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Sophomore year |
ECON 30330 – Statistics for Economics ECON 30010 – Intermediate Microeconomics |
ECON 30331 – Econometrics ECON 30020 – Intermediate Macroeconomics |
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Junior year |
ECON elective* |
ECON elective |
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Senior year |
ECON elective |
ECON elective |
*At least one of the electives must be designated as Writing Intensive and at least 2 of the electives must be at the 40000 level.
Students interested in becoming undergraduate economics majors or desiring further information regarding economics courses should contact the Director of Undergraduate Studies or an academic advisor.
Advisors
Prof. Eva Dziadula
447 Flanner
(574) 631-0424
eva.dziadula.1@nd.edu
Prof. William H. Leahy
214 Decio Hall
(574) 631-7238
wleahy@nd.edu
Prof. Forrest Spence
440 Flanner
(574) 631-1606
fspence@nd.edu
Director of Undergraduate Studies
Prof. Mary Flannery
442 Flanner Hall
(574) 631-1369
mflanne2@nd.edu
International Economics Major
For questions about the major, contact the Directors of Undergraduate Studies in the appropriate language department.
| Department | Director of Undergrad Studies | |
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| Ghada Bualuan | gbualuan@nd.edu | |
| Michael Brownstein | mbrownst@nd.edu | |
| Denise Della Rossa | dellarossa.1@nd.edu | |
| Shauna Williams | swillia9@nd.edu |
For economics-specific questions, contact Mary Flannery in the Department of Economics at mflanne2@nd.edu.
Spotlight
The power of economics, said Greg Duffy ’15, is that the intangible becomes tangible. Duffy, who majored in economics and sang in an a capella group at Notre Dame, now uses that power to help connect artists with new audiences as a research analyst at the music-streaming service Pandora.