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To complete an Associate of Arts Degree with a Specialization in Economics, students must complete:

18 or more credits (of the 60 credits required for their associate degree) in Economics

nine of those 18 credits must be considered second-year courses. To qualify as a second-year course, a course must transfer to one of the research universities (SFU, UBC, UBC-O, UVic, or UNBC) at the second-year level.
These include such courses as:

ECON 1103 Globalization and World Economy

ECON 2280 Introduction to Labour Economics

ECON 2350 Managerial Economics

ECON 2408 Money and Banking

ECON 2460 Environmental Economics

ECON 2490 Canadian Microeconomic Policy

ECON 2491 Canadian Macroeconomic Policy

ECON 3101 Introduction to Public Policy and Administration

ECON 3201 Intermediate Microeconomics

ECON 3300 International Trade Issues

ECON 3450 Intermediate Macroeconomics etc.
The suggested plan of study is that students include ECON 1150 Principles of Microeconomics, and ECON 1250 Principles of Macroeconomics, and FOUR additional ECON courses of which at least three are second-year university transferable economics courses to acquire the “Specialization in Economics” designation and to be prepared for completing a degree. Students wishing to transfer to third-year at a BC university to complete a Bachelor of Arts (Economics) degree are expected to have satisfied the “Flexible Pre-Major” requirements. The Associate of Arts (Economics) degree is designed to satisfy these requirements.
The Flexible Pre-Major in Economics requires that students take:

Principles of Microeconomics

Principles of Macroeconomics

Two Post-Principles Economics courses (i.e. courses for which Principles of Microeconomics and/or Principles of Macroeconomics are pre-requisite)

One Calculus course (Calculus I or equivalent)

One Statistics course (or for UBC, Calculus II or equivalent)
In total, the Flexible Pre-Major consists of six courses (18 credits or 9 units)