ECON 688 Cooperative Education

Four to six months of part- or full-time employment in a position in business, finance, government or labor that uses economic analysis. (See the Career Services Center for the availability of such positions.) The student and a faculty sponsor from the Department of Economics agree on a co-op activity, subject to the approval of the director of graduate programs in economics. A written report at the end of the employment period documents the use of economic analysis in the co-op position.

Credit 3 hrs May be repeated for additional credit
Grade Mode Credit/No-Credit Course Rotation

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Department Permission is required

Additional Information - The credit does not apply to the economics major. Maximum number of co-op experiences is two.

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