Economics Nipissing University

Overview

The Economics programme at Nipissing University offers students a rigorous academic environment focused on understanding the complex models that govern global and domestic markets. By studying at Nipissing University, students engage with diverse economic theories to grasp the inter-dependence of nations and the structure of the Canadian economy.

This programme is designed with a strong focus on student success, providing advantages that larger institutions often cannot replicate. Small class sizes ensure that every student can participate in intensive discussions and lively debates. This intimate setting fosters a deep understanding of how economic consequences affect individuals and countries alike.

Students have the unique opportunity to work closely with professors as research or teaching assistants.

Why Economics at Nipissing University?

The university is situated on a stunning 291-hectare campus within the Canadian Shield forest, offering a unique environment for learning. Facilities include the award-winning Harris Learning Library, which provides 56,000 square feet of modern study space and collaborative work areas. This setting promotes a strong sense of community and student-centred living.

Distinctive teaching features include experiential learning opportunities where students can earn credit through community placements. The annual Undergraduate Research Conference also allows students to present their findings to peers and faculty. These initiatives help students build essential competencies in teamwork, analysis, and professional communication.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 28000 per year
• National fee: CAD 7027 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

Modules may include:

• Economics
• Money, Banking and Financial Institutions
• Public Policy
• Labour Market
• Canadian and International Economic Development
• Applied Behaviour Analysis - Lifespan
• Archaeological Monitoring
• Bilingualism
• Business Fundamentals
• Conflict Resolution and Negotiation
• Early Intervention
• Environmental Management
• Forest Resource Management and Conservation
• Health Studies and Gerontology
• Societies in Transition
• State Violence

Careers with Economics

Graduates are well-prepared for a variety of professional paths in both the public and private sectors. Common career destinations include roles in market analysis, commercial and investment banking, and policy advising. The analytical skills gained also support careers in accounting, taxation, e-commerce, and insurance.

Many students choose to pursue further education following their degree. Graduate outcomes often include admission to professional schools for Law, Education, or an MBA. The programme provides a strong foundation for those looking to specialise in investment counselling, credit analysis, or economic policy planning.