Bachelor of Science in Economics

Overview

This program provides a comprehensive understanding of economic theories, policies, and their real-world applications. Students begin with foundational courses in microeconomics and macroeconomics, exploring how individuals, businesses, and governments make decisions. The curriculum emphasizes quantitative analysis, teaching statistical and econometric techniques to interpret economic data. Advanced courses cover topics like international trade, development economics, public policy, and market structures. Students also study the historical and philosophical foundations of economic thought, enabling a broader perspective on contemporary economic issues. The program concludes with a capstone project, where students apply their knowledge to analyze a significant economic problem.

Professional opportunities:

Graduates of the Bachelor of Science in Economics are equipped for a variety of roles that require analytical and strategic thinking. Career opportunities include:

  • Economic Analyst: Study and interpret economic trends to inform business or government decisions.
  • Policy Advisor: Develop and evaluate policies to address economic and social challenges.
  • Market Research Analyst: Analyze consumer behavior and market trends to guide business strategies.
  • Financial Consultant: Provide insights on economic conditions to support investment and financial planning.
  • Data Analyst: Use economic data to forecast trends and create actionable strategies.
  • International Trade Specialist: Analyze trade policies and their impacts on global markets.
  • Development Economist: Work with governments or NGOs to design strategies for economic growth.
  • Academic Researcher: Conduct studies on economic theories and practices to advance the field.

This degree prepares students to understand and influence economic systems, equipping them with the skills to address complex challenges in public, private, and international sectors.

The program curriculum consists of 32 courses (124 credits) and is designed to be completed in 4 years as a full-time student. However, the University provides students with the flexibility to progress at their own pace.

The recommended course sequence from the University

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Total Courses Total Credits

32                                                                                                                                                

128 Credits