Business and Economics Simon Fraser University

Overview

The Business and Economics programme at Simon Fraser University provides a rigorous academic framework for students interested in the intersection of management and global financial systems. This joint major allows participants to explore complex issues such as inflation, income inequality, and market recessions. By combining these fields, the university prepares graduates to navigate the intricacies of modern corporate and fiscal environments.

Why Business and Economics at Simon Fraser University?

This unique joint major is delivered through a collaboration between the Beedie School of Business and the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences. Students benefit from the expertise of two distinct departments, gaining a versatile perspective on how business decisions impact broader economic structures. The programme offers the flexibility to graduate with either a Bachelor of Business Administration or a Bachelor of Arts, depending on the student's primary focus and academic goals.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 37442 per year
• National fee: CAD 7502 per year

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Syllabus

The curriculum is designed to provide a balanced education in both management principles and economic theory. Modules may include:

• Business Administration
• Econometrics
• Economics
• Business Management
• Economic Systems
• Financial Issues

Careers with Business and Economics

Graduates of this joint major are well-equipped for diverse professional paths in both the private and public sectors. The analytical skills gained through the study of economics, paired with the practical management training from the business school, open doors to various roles. Potential career destinations include positions in financial analysis, policy development, corporate strategy, and market research. The interdisciplinary nature of the degree ensures that alumni are competitive candidates for roles that require a sophisticated understanding of how global markets and individual organisations interact.