ECO 488
0–6 credits · EXP+
An independent research project undertaken in the context of a work environment that provides students with access to data, people, and experience that make possible the study of a particular economic issue. Related readings, a daily journal, and an analytical paper under the supervision of a faculty member are required. Permission must be obtained before the start of the semester in which the student enrolls in ECO 488. May be repeated up to a limit of 12 credits, but only counts as one course toward major requirements.
All of
ECO 303Intermediate Microeconomic TheoryC or higher
ECO 305Intermediate Macroeconomic TheoryC or higher
permission of supervising faculty member, Career Center Internship Manager, and sponsoring employing agency
C or higher in ECO 303 and 305; permission of supervising faculty member, Career Center Internship Manager, and sponsoring employing agency
6 tutorial sections, arranged with an instructor
20 tutorial sections, arranged with an instructor
20 tutorial sections, arranged with an instructor