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Undergraduate Courses in Economics

Please note that due to a higher than normal volume of inquiries and adjustments to the new TSS systems, it may take longer than the average 48-hour turnaround time for us to respond to your VAC message. We thank you for your patience and understanding.

The Department of Economics offers over 100 undergraduate courses throughout the academic year including core courses in microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics, operations research, and elective courses in various fields.  Information on our courses can be found in the corresponding pages on the left.  Should you have additional questions not covered by the information contained or resources listed on this Web site, please send a message through the Virtual Advising Center.

Equivalencies to courses outside of UC San Diego:
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Read about our course changes and updates here 

 

TENTATIVE Course offerings: 2026-27

If a professor (or STAFF) is listed in the term, the course is currently scheduled to be offered in that term. The number of names shown by each course, will indicate the number of classes we will be offering of that course in that quarter.  For example, in Winter 2027, there are two classes of ECON-003, taught by Rondina, so he is listed two times.


Please note that all course offerings are subject to change 

 

Note: there is a comprehensive list of elective courses sorted by interest here. Academic Senate approved Economic courses, with title, course descriptions and prerequisites are here.

All Department of Economics remote summer courses require in-person examination. No exceptions can be made.

Last updated: October 5, 2026

 

Fall 2026

Winter 2027

Spring 2027

Lower Division

ECON-001: 
Principles of Microeconomics

Levkoff
Levkoff
Dai
Dai
Crane
STAFF*
Famulari
Famulari
ECON-002: 
Market Imperfections & Policy
Crane Crane
Crane
Fedorov
Crane

ECON-003: 
Principles of Macroeconomics

Ma Rondina
Rondina

ECON-004: 
Financial Accounting

Levkoff Levkoff

ECON-005:
Data Analytics/Social Sciences

Dai Levkoff
Dai
STAFF*
Arnold
Esfahani
STAFF*

ECON-086: 10X10 Career Lessons

Muendler Muendler

ECON-087: Freshman Seminar

Upper Division
ECON-100A: 
Microeconomics A

Newhouse
Newhouse

Grigoryan
Grigoryan

Newhouse
Newhouse
Crane
Crane
ECON-100AH: 
Honors Microeconomics A
ECON-100B: 
Microeconomics B
Crane
Crane
Du
Du
Boomhower
Boomhower

ECON-100BH:
Honors Microeconomics B

Watson Boomhower
ECON-100C: 
Microeconomics C
Agrawal Newhouse Newhouse
ECON-101: International Trade Muendler
ECON-102: Globalization Muendler
ECON-103: Int'l Monetary Relat. Muendler
ECON-104: Economics with Morals
ECON-105: Industrial
Organiz & Firm Strategy
ECON-106: International Economic Agreements
ECON-109: 
Game Theory

 

Shishkin
Shishkin

ECON-109T: Advanced Topics in Game Theory
ECON-110A: 
Macroeconomics A
Hernandez Leal
Erbabian
Candido Levkoff
Levkoff
ECON-110AH: 
Honors Macroeconomics A 
ECON-110B: 
Macroeconomics B
Trottner
Trottner
Hamilton
Hamilton
Herreno
ECON-110BH: Honors Macroeconomics B Hamilton
ECON-111: Monetary Economics

Wieland
Wieland

ECON-112: Macro Data Analysis Rondina
ECON-113: Mathematical Economics
ECON-116:
Economic Development
Lowes
Lowes
ECON-120A: 
Econometrics A

Fedorov
Elliott
Elliott

Esfahani
Candido
Candido
Fedorov

Dai
Dai
ECON-120B: 
Econometrics B
Candido
Candido
Wei

Dahl
Ma
Ma

Candido
Candido
ECON-120BH: Honors
Econometrics B
Dahl
ECON-120C: 
Econometrics C

Candido

Vijaykumar
Vijaykumar
Sun
Sun
Sun
ECON-120CH: Honors Econometrics C
ECON-121: Applied Econometrics
ECON-125: The Science of Population
ECON-129: Cities, Inequalities, Innovation
ECON-130:
Public Policy
Tang
ECON-131: 
Economics of the Environment
Jacobsen
Jacobsen
ECON-132: Energy Economics Carson
Carson
ECON-132T:
Adv Topics in Energy Economics
Carson
ECON-134: US Budget Policy Gelber
ECON-136: Human Resources
ECON-137: Corruption Niehaus
ECON-138:
Economics of Discrimination
Bharadwaj
ECON-139:
Labor Economics
Arnold
ECON-140: Econ of Health Care Finance Clemens
Clemens
ECON-141: Economics of Health Consumers Fadlon
ECON-142: Behavioral Economics Trevino
Trevino
ECON-143: Experimental Econ
ECON-144: Econ of Conservation
ECON-145: Econ of Ocean Resources Squires
ECON-146: Economic Stabilization
ECON-147: Economics of Education
ECON-149: Introduction to Economic Design Grigoryan
ECON-151: Public
Econ: Expenditures I
Meckel

ECON-152: Public Econ: Expenditures II

ECON-152T: Family Econ & Social Insurance

ECON-159: Economic Historyof the U.S.
ECON-164: The Indian Economy Muralidharan
ECON-168: Economics of Modern Israel Shany
ECON-171: 
Decisions Under Uncertainty
Newhouse
Newhouse
ECON-172A: 
Operations Research A
ECON-172B:
Operations Research B
ECON-173A: 
Financial Markets
ECON-173B: 
Corporate Finance
ECON-174: Financial
Risk Mgmt
ECON-175: International Financial Markets Wu
ECON-176:
Marketing
ECON-178: Machine Learning Econ & Business Zhu
Zhu
ECON-181: Topics in Economics

Gender & Economics
Esfahani

ECON-182: Topics in Microeconomics

Strategic Management

Watson
Watson

 

ECON-183: Topics in Macroeconomics
ECON-184: Topics in Econ Data Analytics
ECON-185: Detecting Discrim in Data Bharadwaj
ECON-186: Careers in Econ and Business Ross Ross Ross
ECON-190: Intro to Research in Economics Vespa
ECON-191A: 
Sr. Essay Seminar A
Fadlon Cullen
ECON-191B: 
Sr. Essay Seminar B
Cullen Fadlon

 

*The new TEA request system (formerly EASy) requires that all courses have an instructor name listed. This course does not yet have an instructor so we have entered the name of our Director of Instruction, Aram Grigoryan, to appear in the Schedule of Classes for the purposes of allowing TEA requests to be submitted for enrollment. When the correct instructor is identified, the Schedule of Classes will be updated. For any questions, please contact us in the VAC.