• Introduction to Economics I (4 credits) • Introduction to Economics II (4 credits) • Calculus of one variable (6 credits) • Sociological Adventure (4 credits) • General Economic History I (4 credits) • Law Institutes (4 credits) |
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• Macroeconomic Theory I (4 credits) • Social Accounting (4 credits) • Calculus of Many Variables (4 credits) • Linear Algebra (4 credits) • General Economic History II (4 credits) • Political Sciences Discipline (4 credits) • Introduction to Social Sciences (4 credits) |
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• Macroeconomic Theory II (4 credits) • Microeconomic Theory I (4 credits) • Introduction to Economic Statistics (4 credits) • Brazil’s Economic Formation (4 credits) • Data Processing (4 credits) • Accounting and Balance Analysis (4 credits) |
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• Monetary Economics (4 credits) • Public Sector Economics (4 credits) • Microeconomic Theory II (4 credits) • Introduction to Finance (4 credits) • Econometrics I (4 credits) • Contemporary Brazilian Economy I (4 credits) • Man and the Religious Phenomenon (4 credits) |
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• International Economics (4 credits) • Research Techniques in Economics I (4 credits) • Econometrics II (4 credits) • Microeconomic Theory III (4 credits) • Contemporary Brazilian Economy II (2 credits) • Christianity (4 credits) • External Elective (2 credits) |
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• History of Economic Thought (4 credits) • Research Techniques in Economics II (4 credits) • Political Economy (4 credits) • Social Economic Development (4 credits) • Internal Elective (4 credits) • Internal Elective (4 credits) • Christian Ethics (2 credits) |
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• Monograph I (8 credits) • Professional Ethics (2 credits) • Internal Elective (4 credits) • Internal Elective (4 credits) • External Elective (4 credits) |
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• Monograph II (8 credits) • Philosophy Optative (4 credits) • Internal Elective (4 credits) • Internal Elective (4 credits) • External Elective (4 credits) |
• Man and the Religious Phenomenon (4 credits) • Introduction to Economics I (for Economics) (4 credits) • Introduction to Social Sciences I (4 credits) • General Economic History I (4 credits) • Calculus of one variable • Sociology Optatives ‐ CCS Bacis Core (4 credits) | |
• Christianity Optatives (4 credits) • Introduction to Economics II (4 credits) • General Economic History II (4 credits) • Law Institutes (4 credits) • Mathematics II (for Economics) (4 credits) |
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• Accounting and Balance Analysis (4 credits) • Social Accounting (4 credits) • Microeconomic Theory I (4 credits) • Brazil’s Economic Formation (4 credits) • Introduction to Economic Statistics (4 credits) • Linear Algebra (for Economics) (4 credits) |
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• Microeconomic Theory II (4 credits) • Macroeconomic Theory I (4 credits) • Public Sector Economics (4 credits) • Economic Statistics and Introduction to Econometrics (4 credits) • Data Processing (for Economics) (4 credits) • Politics Optatives ‐ CCS Basic Core (4 credits) |
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• Social Economic Development (4 credits) • Microeconomic Theory III (4 credits) • Macroeconomic Theory II (4 credits) • Policy and Economic Planning (4 credits) • Econometrics I (4 credits) • Philosophy Optatives ‐ CCS Basic Core (4 credits) |
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• International Economics (4 credits) • Monetary Economics (4 credits) • Political Economy (4 credits) • Contemporary Brazilian Economy I (4 credits) • History of Economic Thought (4 credits) • Research Techniques in Economics (4 credits) |
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• Christian Ethics (4 credits) • Contemporary Brazilian Economics II (2 credits) • Monograph I ( credits) |
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• Professional Ethics ( credits) • Monograph II (8 credits) |
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• Complementary Activities (6 credits) • Economics Department Optatives (14 credits) • Free Electives ‐ Inside/Outside the Department (15 credits) |