Chemistry
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Jan 2025
Mathematical Economics Trent University
About this Program
Level: Bachelor of Science - Mathematical Economics
Discpline: Mathematics
Length: 8 semesters
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Application Fee:
$90.00
Tuition Fee:
$22,454.00
Peterborough Campus
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Program Description
Explore the complex and ever-changing economic dilemmas that the world faces; examine the production and distribution of scarce resources – all as a Mathematical Economics student at Trent. By combining core courses in economics and mathematics, you’ll learn how to analyze, strategize, understand bargaining and auctions (game theory), make sense of complex economic data (econometrics), maximize profit and minimize costs (optimization), and augment happiness (welfare economics).
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