What is BIE at UBC?

BIE is a distinct four-year, cohort-based degree program. Students will graduate with a deep understanding of the workings of the global economy, as well as strong technical training that will allow them to enter careers in business, government and academia.

How do I get into Bie UBC?

To be eligible for admission to Year 2 of the BIE program, students must have completed the following UBC courses (or their equivalences at a recognized post-secondary institution*): ECON 101 and 102 (high school transfer credits are NOT accepted) MATH 104 (or 184) and 105.

What do international economist do?

International Economists study international financial markets, exchange rates, and the effects of various trade policies such as tariffs. Labor Economists study the supply and demand for labor and the determination of wages.

What is the Bachelor of international economics (Bie)?

The Bachelor of International Economics is the Vancouver School of Economics’ flagship program, transforming some of the world’s best undergraduate students into the next generation of global economic leaders. BIE is a distinct four-year, cohort-based degree program.

Can you study a degree in one field at UBC?

Honours No You can study intense specialization in a single field. The Bachelor of International Economics (BIE) is a distinct four-year, full-time degree offered by the Vancouver School of Economics at UBC with support from UBC Sauder School of Business.

Why study economics at UBC Vancouver?

UBC’s Vancouver School of Economics is consistently ranked number one in Canada and among the best in the world, with an established tradition of research excellence, high-quality graduate and undergraduate education, and community engagement.

What are the admission requirements for BIE at UBC?

To be eligible for admission to second year of the B.I.E. program, students must have completed the following UBC courses (or their equivalences at a recognized post-secondary institution* ): If available, one of WRDS 150, WRDS350, ENGL 100, Arts One, ASTU 100, or ASTU101 (CAP) with a minimum grade of 60\% .