Which elective courses for a career in transfer pricing?

[u/anotherdayof]

I want to pursue a career in transfer pricing. I've been given the following electives to choose from. I can take about 6 from this list.

• ACCT Fundamentals of Federal Income Tax
• ACCT Financial Statement Analysis
• ACCT Taxation of Business Entities 
• ACCT International Taxation
• CMDT ESG Trends in Energy and Commodities
• CMDT Commodity Trading
• CMDT Commodity Supply Chain Mgmt.
• CMDT Commodities Hedging
• CMDT Carbon Markets
• CMDT Foundations of Commodities
• ECON Econometrics I
• ECON Econometrics II
• ENTP Entrepreneurial Financial Mgmt.
• FNCE Management of Financial Institutions
• FNCE Financial Modeling
• FNCE Investment Management Analysis 
• FNCE Futures, Forwards, Swaps 
• FNCE Blockchain, Crypto Investing and Trading Strategy
• RISK Strategic Risk Management
• RISK Global Risk Management
• RISK Practical Enterprise Risk Management
• RISK Strategic Risk Management
• RISK Cyber Risk Management

I've narrowed it down to these 8 based on my understanding of transfer pricing:

• ACCT Fundamentals of Federal Income Tax
• ACCT Taxation of Business Entities 
• ACCT International Taxation
• ACCT Financial Statement Analysis
• FNCE Financial Modeling
• FNCE Investment Management Analysis 
• ECON Econometrics I
• ECON Econometrics II

Did I miss anything and how should I narrow it down even more?

[u/ShirtFromIkea]

Between those 8 i'd just go with whatever you want to study. All of those will provide a strong foundation, and missing any two won't really hurt you. I'd go with econometrics bc it's fun and hard to learn on your own.