Economics and Mathematics

The Bachelor of Science in Economics and Mathematics at Laval University offers students a comprehensive and rigorous curriculum designed to develop their analytical, quantitative, and critical thinking skills. This interdisciplinary program combines in-depth studies in economic theory and applied economics with advanced mathematics, providing a solid foundation for understanding complex economic phenomena and making data-driven decisions. Throughout the program, students will explore core economic concepts such as microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics, and international trade, while simultaneously gaining proficiency in mathematical techniques including calculus, linear algebra, probability, and statistics. The curriculum emphasizes a strong quantitative approach, preparing graduates to analyze economic data, build mathematical models, and interpret empirical results effectively. This program is suitable for students interested in pursuing careers in economic research, government policy, financial analysis, or advanced studies in economics or related fields. Students will benefit from a combination of theoretical courses and practical applications, including the use of statistical software and data analysis tools, fostering skills essential for careers in economics, finance, consulting, and academia. Laval University’s faculty members are renowned for their expertise in economics and mathematics, providing mentorship and engaging students through research projects and internships. The program encourages analytical thinking, problem-solving, and effective communication of complex ideas, empowering graduates to contribute meaningfully to economic discussions and decision-making processes. With its strong emphasis on mathematical rigor and economic understanding, this program prepares students for the challenges of a rapidly evolving economic landscape, equipping them with the knowledge and skills required for successful careers or further academic pursuits. Graduates will emerge as well-rounded professionals capable of applying their analytical capabilities to real-world economic issues in both local and global contexts.