Finance Concentration for Economics Majors (effective from Class of 2012)
Finance Minor for non-Economics majors (effective from Class of 2012)
Students may elect to fulfill either the requirements as stipulated in the Bulletin of Undergraduate Instruction for the term in which they matriculated, or the requirements in effect for their graduation term.
The Economics Undergraduate Research Poster Session and Economics Student Union BBQ will be held Tuesday, April 24, from 5:00PM - 7:00PM in the Perkins Library Gothic Reading Room. Everyone is welcome to attend!
The 10th Annual Economics Undergraduate Research Symposium will be held Friday, April 27th from 8:30 - 5:00, followed by a dinner.
Students taking Health Economics (Econ 334, previously Econ 156) will be using a new textbook in the Fall. Frank Sloan, the J. Alexander McMahon Professor of Health Policy and Management and Professor of Economics since 1993, has co-authored a new book. . .
Course registration clearance and open advising for Economics 1st majors begins on Monday, March 26 in RM 134 Soc Sci. NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY.
Professor Neil De Marchi and Hans J. Van Miegroet (Art, Art History & Visual Studies), have recently received a grant for a new project called the Duke Art, Law and Markets Initiative (DALMI). The project will include two workshops for undergraduate and graduate . . .
“Luck and Winning on the PGA tour” Wednesday, October 26, 2011 RM 139 Social Sciences Building Lecture begins at 4:30
All new economics first majors are required to attend one of the upcoming orientation sessions on Wed., Sept. 28 (7:00 PM in Social Sciences 139) or Tues. October 18 (8:00 PM in Social Sciences 139). Learn about advising, major/minor requirements, transfer credits, research opportunities and the honors program.
The Duke Financial Economics Center (DFE), in conjunction with Perkins Library, is sponsoring four Bloomberg terminals on West Campus. One terminal is located in the lobby of the Social Sciences building, and three others can be found in the Data/GIS Computer Cluster on the second floor of Perkins Library (Room 226).