The concentration in Economics is comprised of four courses beyond the foundation micro/macro sequence. Students planning to concentrate in Economics, or include Economics as part of a double concentration, should complete Microeconomics and Macroeconomics during sophomore year to be eligible to take advanced economics electives.
If you plan to study abroad: Please note that only two courses taken abroad may be used to satisfy a Babson Economics Concentration and must have a Babson equivalent course code as listed below or ECN 565%. These courses must be approved through the Glavin Office of International Education in advance. All other economics courses must be taken at Babson.
Sponsored by: Economics Division
Faculty Contact: Alvaro Boitier