Department of Economics

Course Offerings

ECONOMICS: Upper-Level Fall 2024 Courses

Do you know how to analyze data? Your future employer wishes you did. Take this course.

  • ECON 2810: to Econometrics, TR 12:55-2:15 PM

Prerequisite: BUAD 2060 or MATH 2600 or MATH 3610 or PSY 2100 or SOC 3290 or GEPL 4420. Taught by Prof. David Black

Are you interested in Law and Economics?

  • ECON 3080: Economics of Crime-WAC, TR 5:30-6:50 PM

Prerequisite: Econ 1150 or Econ 1200. Taught by Prof. Larry Cook

Enjoyed your principles of macroeconomics course? Take it to the next level:

  • ECON 3150: Intermediate Macroeconomics, MW 11:10-12:30 PM

 Prerequisite: ECON 1150. Taught by Prof. Mike Dowd

Climate change, pollution, carbon emissions--what are the efficient solutions?

  • ECON 3240: Environmental Economics, MW 11:10-12:30 PM

Prerequisite: NONE. Taught by Prof. Kevin Egan (Also available online)

What are the best policies for natural resource conservation and use?

  • ECON 3270: Natural Resource Economics -WAC, TR 11:10-12:30 PM

Prerequisite: NONE. Taught by Prof. Kevin Egan (Also available online)

Can’t get enough of Economic Growth, inflation, unemployment and interest rates?

  • ECON 4150: Advanced Macroeconomics, TR 9:35-10:55 PM

Prerequisite: Econ 3150. Taught by Prof. David Black

 In depth study of what motivates individuals and firms.

  • ECON 4200: Advanced Microeconomics, MW 9:35-10:55 PM

Prerequisite: Econ 3200. Taught by Prof. Oleg Smirnov

An introduction to the use of mathematics in the building of models in economics.

  • ECON 4300: Mathematical Economics, TR 12:55-2:15 PM

Prerequisite: (ECON 1150 or 1200). Taught by Prof. Aliaksandr Amialchuk

 Statistical methods used by economists

  • ECON 4810: Econometrics Models and Methods I, MW 12:55 – 2:15 PM

Prerequisite: (MATH 2600 or ECON 2810 or PSY 2100 or SOC 3290 or GEPL 4420). Taught by Prof. James Bland

ECONOMICS: Upper-Level Spring 2025 Courses

Analysis of labor market outcomes and income distribution characteristics resulting from gender differences; gender-related economic outcomes.

  • ECON 3050: Economics of Gender, MW 5:30-6:50 PM

Prerequisite: NONE, Multicultural US Diversity. Taught by Prof. Ali Kilpatrick

Enjoyed your principles of microeconomics course? Take it to the next level.

  • ECON 3200: Intermediate Microeconomics, TR 11:10-12:30 PM

Prerequisite: ECON 1200. Taught by Prof. Onur Sapci

 How do economists determine whether a particular project is worth undertaking?

  • ECON 3300: Benefit-Cost Analysis - WAC, MW 9:35-10:55 PM

Prerequisite: NONE. Taught by Prof. Kevin Egan (Also available online)

 Applications of a wide range of statistical approaches to time-series, cross-sectional, panel, and other types of data.

  • ECON 3810: Applied Econometrics, MW 11:10-12:30 PM

Prerequisite: 2810. Taught by Prof. Oleg Smirnov

In depth examination of economic policies for solving environmental problems.

  • ECON 4240: Applied Environmental Economics, TR 2:30-3:50 PM

Prerequisite: Econ 1200 or Econ 3240 or Econ 3270. Taught by Prof. Onur Sapci

Examination of regional income estimates and social accounts, regional multipliers, diverse location theories, supplemented with techniques of regional analysis.

  • ECON 4620: Regional Economics, MW 12:55-2:15 PM

Prerequisite: ECON 1200. Taught by Prof. Oleg Smirnov

 Analysis of the government sector in the economy, government expenditures, taxation and borrowing and their effects on employment, price levels and growth.

  • ECON 4660: Public Finance Economics, TR 9:35-10:55 PM

Prerequisite: ECON 1200. Taught by Prof. Abiye Alamina

The market for Health Care is one of the hottest topics in economics. This market has shown substantial growth over the last 30 years and there are many job opportunities.

  • ECON 4750: Health Economics, MW 9:35-10:55 PM

Prerequisite: ECON 1200 and Econ 2810. Taught by Prof. Aliaksandr Amialchuk

For a full list of current courses, please see the current course catalog

Looking to add an Economics major or minor?

Contact Professor Onur Sapci (Undergraduate Advisor) at onur.sapci@utoledo.edu

Last Updated: 1/17/24