Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Economics at Royal Military College of Canada

Programme overview

A 40-credit honours degree with at least 20 credits in Economics, taken with the college arts core. The programme prepares future officers for public service and graduate study in economics.

Faculty: Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities | Department: Department of Political Science and Economics | Duration: 4 years (typical full-time outline) | Intake: Fall (late August) start for the full-time academic year; ROTP applications close 31 January. | Study mode: full-time | Location: Kingston, Ontario, Canada

What you will study

Mandatory courses include Introduction to Microeconomics and Macroeconomics, Macroeconomic Theory and Policy I and II, Microeconomics I and II, Introduction to Statistics, Modelling in Economics, Introduction to Econometrics, The Economics of Defence or Economics of National Security, topics courses in micro and macroeconomic analysis and an Economics Seminar, plus at least 7 optional economics credits.

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Application information

Entry requirements

Programme entry: students who complete first-year Arts are eligible to enter the Economics programme. Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities (Arts), Ontario secondary school applicants: ENG4U, MPM2D (Principles of Mathematics) and four further 4U or 4M courses, with at least 75% in each required course and an overall 75% average on the best six Grade 12 courses (C-level pre-college courses are not accepted). Other systems: US high school applicants need four years of English and three years of mathematics to Junior Level; IB Diploma applicants need three Higher Level subjects, a minimum total of 28, and at least 4 in English or French and in Mathematics Applications and Interpretations SL; French baccalaureate applicants need an 11/20 overall average and 12/20 in each required course. Applicants must be eligible for RMC admission: an applicant to a subsidized CAF entry plan such as the ROTP, a serving or released CAF member who completed basic MOSID training, a term or indeterminate DND or federal government employee, or a spouse of a Regular Force CAF member. ROTP applicants must be Canadian citizens or permanent residents aged 16 or over by 1 January of the enrolment year; the ROTP application deadline is 31 January.

Requirements published at faculty level.

Tuition is charged per credit, so the total depends on the courses you register for each year. Current fees are listed in the official fee schedule.

The general undergraduate studies application fee is $75.00 (non-refundable); ROTP, UTPNCM and DND-sponsored students are exempt.

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