Undergraduate business electives

A business elective is any course that starts with BUSI that isn’t designated as a required or core course. Students may choose electives that help them focus their studies in a variety of business areas.

Students may also consider courses offered by other academic units that have relevant and business-related content. The following courses are approved business electives from other academic units. Students who complete courses on this list may use them to meet either their business or non-business elective requirements.

The following courses may require prerequisites. Students should consult the University Calendar for further information about each course prior to registration.

Note: students enrolled in pre-2022 programming may avail of the courses listed below in addition to those that were in place at the time they entered their program.

Faculty of Business Administration approved business electives offered by other academic units
Anthropology
  • ANTH 3200 - Anthropology of the Global Economy
  • ANTH 2413 - Culture, Society and Globalization
  • ANTH/SOCI 3260 - International Development
Economics
  • ECON 3010 - Intermediate Macro Theory I
  • ECON 3030 - International Economics
  • ECON 3080 - Natural Resource and Environmental Economics
  • ECON 3150 - Money and Banking
  • ECON 3360 - Labour Market Economics
History
  • HIST 1007 - Critical Reading and Writing: Themes in the History of Business
Mathematics
  • MATH 2090 - Mathematics of Finance
Political science
  • POSC 2200 - Introduction to International Politics
  • POSC 3210 - International Law
  • POSC 3250 - International Political Economy