Studying the bachelor’s degree in International Economics and Development at the University of Ottawa gives students an understanding of economic factors affecting growth and development. The course, delivered in English or French, offers student a variety of insights into economics and developments and how globalisation has affected people, industry, public and private enterprise and national governance. Course modules include an introduction to micro and macroeconomics, international trade, development economics and international finance. Students can also take optional courses in humanitarian action, conflict and development and women, gender and development. The aim of the degree it to prepare students with a strong understanding of the factors affecting economics and development in both the global south and in industrialized nations.
International applications to the degree course in International Economics and Development at the University of Ottawa need the equivalent of the international Baccalaureate or UK A levels. The exact grades and marks needed should be obtained from the university. Most international students also require evidence of IELTS above 6.5 or equivalent. Canadian applicants need to have completed a high school education. Exact requirements differ per province.
Fees for the bachelor’s in International Economics and Development at the University of Ottawa are around 14,000 CAD. The University does have a financial aid and awards service that aims to assist students with tuition fees through providing financial resources, tools and information. There are also awards for academic achievements and potential scholarships.