The latest from Economics
September 1, 2026
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Classes start on September 8We look forward to welcoming you for a new Fall term! Please take a few minutes to familiarize yourself with the term's academic dates. |
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Now in effect: the Concordia email policy |
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All Concordia students, faculty, and staff must use their Concordia-issued email when communicating with one another. |
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The Economics integrated path |
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Do you like the idea of taking a graduate-level economics course and have it count for both your BA and future MA in Economics? If so, apply for the Economics integrated path: |
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Coming up: Economics Seminars series |
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The Department of Economics often welcomes guests who present a paper or their research in a one-hour seminar format. Come hear more about cutting-edge research in Economics! |
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Final exam accommodations |
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Students with a variety of disability conditions can apply for academic accommodations with the Access Centre for Students with Disabilities. Registration is required! Accommodations granted by another institution are not shared with Concordia. |
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It takes all of us mandatory training |
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As per provincial law, all students must complete the It takes all of us sexual violence prevention training in their first year of studies. A registration block will be placed on your account if you do not comply by October 19. |
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Update to waitlist management |
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You might have noticed this after adding yourself to a waitlist: Important note: You may be registered into this course up to the end of the drop deadline (DNE - Did Not Enter). If you no longer want this course, remove your name from the waitlist. It is your responsibility to keep an eye on your enrollment, including waitlists, all the way to the September 21 DNE deadline! |
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OUI Can Help! now available for international and out of province undergraduate students |
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International and out of province undergraduate students: are you interested in learning French while at Concordia? The OUI Can Help! initiative allows you to take French classes for credit and pay the reduced Quebec tuition rate. |
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