Related courses are courses taken outside the ECONomics Department, but relate to the field of economics as a supplement to your major.
For a course to apply to the ECON major as a Relateds Course, the course must meet the following criteria:
1. The course must be taken at the 2000 level or higher;
2. The course can NOT be cross-listed with an Economics course in the course description in the University Catalog
3. Any 2000-level or above course taken from any of the departments listed below are pre-approved as ECON related courses and will reflect on your Advisement Report. They do not need to all be in the same department.
**Please note: any course cross-listed as an ECON course does not count as a related course. It will count as an ECON major course, even if you enroll in the cross-listed section.** |
Accounting – ACCT |
AFRA 3042/ HDFS 3042/ WGSS3042 |
Agriculture and Natural Resources – AGNR |
Agricultural and Resource Economics – ARE |
Anthropology – ANTH |
Business Administration – BADM |
Business Law – BLAW |
Biomedical Engineering – BME |
Civil and Environmental Engineering – CE |
Chemical Engineering – CHEG |
Cognitive Science – COGS |
Computer Science and Engineering – CSE |
Communication – COMM |
Electrical and Computer Engineering – ECE |
Engineering – ENGR |
Finance – FNCE |
Geography – GEOG |
History – HIST |
Healthcare Management and Insurance – HSMI |
Journalism – JOUR |
Mathematics – MATH |
Mechanical Engineering – ME |
Management – MGMT |
Marketing – MKTG |
Materials Science and Engineering – MSE |
Natural Resources and the Environment – NRE |
Operations and Information Management – OPIM |
Philosophy – PHIL |
Political Science – POLS |
Public Policy – PP |
Psychology – PSYC |
Sociology – SOCI |
Statistics – STAT |
Urban and Community Studies – URBN (EXCEPT FOR 3439) |
4. Any 2000+ level course cross-listed with any of the above departments will count as a related course, even if in a department not listed above. You may enroll in either department’s section and it will still count as a related.
5. Any of the following individual pre-approved courses will count as a related course:
SPAN 3170 Business Spanish | HDFS 3342 Family Resource Management |
FREN 3217 Business French | HDFS 3421 Low Income Families |
HRTS 3254 Business Solutions for Societal Challenges | HDFS 3431 Families and Work |
HRTS 3475 Economic Development and Human Rights | HDFS 3433 Consumer Rights and Responsibilities |
WGSS 2267 Women and Poverty | HDFS 3442/LLAS 3250 Latino Health and Health Care |
WGSS 3264 Gender in the Workplace | HDFS 3473/AASI 3473 Asian-Pacific American Families |
HDFS 3510 Planning and Managing Human Service Programs |
5. Or, the Department will approve any other 2000-level or above course for a declared double major or minor as relateds, even if it is not on the pre-approved list above. Keep in mind, these courses must be housed within a double major or minor program to be approved as relateds. If they are not on the pre-approved list below, they will not reflect on your Advisement Report but will be approved on your Final Plan of Study when you apply for graduation in your final semester.