140 Bachelor's degrees in Economics in Canada

Algoma University’s four-year Bachelor of Arts in Community Economic and Social Development is the only undergraduate program of its kind in Canada!

Through the Mathematics and Economics course from Thompson Rivers University you'll build yourself a super degree by combining the power of game theory, financial tools and research.

Throughout this Economics and Finance (Hons) BA programme from Toronto Metropolitan University, you'll learn how markets are connected and gain the skills to make data-driven decisions.

Throughout this Economics BSc programme from University of Windsor you'll learn the effects of deficits and spending cuts, and how the actions of individuals, firms and public agencies affect the overall economy.

The Business Administration Automotive Management (Not PGWP Eligible – details in description) programme from Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT) is your gateway to a successful business career in the automotive industry.

An Economics programme delivered by University of Winnipeg analyzes how societies provide for their well-being, and examines the choices and tradeoffs that are made in the face of limited resources.

The Economics from Cape Breton University professors are dedicated and engaged professionals who stay on top of developments in the global economy. 

From day one, Lazaridis School students learn to work in teams tackling real-world problems that exist now. The co-op business degree is Canada’s largest to immerse students in the kinds of environments they’ll experience when they graduate. The Economics and Accounting programme is offered by the Wilfrid Laurier University.

Dalhousie University's Economics programme gives you the tools needed to understand economic principles and their impact on society.

Commerce (Hons) from Queen's University helps you attain a deep understanding of business strategies and concepts, including innovations that are changing the nature of work.

Through the Economics BA programme from University of the Fraser Valley you'll gain the problem-solving, reasoning, and computer skills that employers value in government, business, or finance.

The Economics bachelor programme at the University of Toronto offers a comprehensive public study mode for students. This curriculum explores human behaviour and material satisfaction through rigorous economic thinking. Students develop essential skills in appraisal and quantitative analysis over the course of the degree duration.

Studying Economics at McGill University is an excellent way to develop one's quantitative ability, abstract reasoning, and knowledge of important features of the way the world works.

The Political Economy programme at Athabasca University is a flexible 120-credit degree delivered through a public online study mode. This undergraduate course explores the intersection of global politics and economic policy, allowing students to specialise in either Canadian or international political landscapes.

The Economics program of St. Francis Xavier University (StFX) explores issues of central importance to the human condition at the local, national and global levels. These issues include unemployment, inflation, poverty and inequality, pollution and environmental degradation, sustainable economic development, depletion of fish stocks and other resources, international economic interactions.

The Economics major at Thompson Rivers University is a four-year, full-time programme delivered in Kamloops. This public study mode degree equips students with advanced financial tools and game theory expertise to analyse global data. It is designed for those with strong mathematical skills seeking professional influence.

The Economics programme at the University of Northern British Columbia offers comprehensive BA and BSc pathways. This full-time degree requires 120 to 121 credit hours, focusing on causal relationships and social forces. Students gain deep analytical skills through a curriculum that integrates historical and global perspectives.

Most of the other courses in Economics at the University of Prince Edward Island are applied courses which use the concepts of Microeconomic Theory and/ or Macroeconomic Theory. An understanding of the relationship between these two theory courses and other fields in economics is usually helpful in planning your selection of courses. 

The Economics and Public Policy (Hons) at the University of Ottawa is a comprehensive bachelor degree delivered through a public study mode. This four-year programme explores how economic analysis informs government decisions, taxation, and essential services, preparing students for impactful roles in the public sector.

The Economics programme at Carleton University is a comprehensive bachelor degree delivered in a public study mode. This undergraduate course explores reasoned choice and resource management, offering students the chance to specialise in diverse areas of economic analysis while studying in Canada’s vibrant national capital.