Bachelor of Arts in Economic and Global Policy

Overview

This program provides a deep understanding of the intersection between economic systems and global policy-making. Students begin with foundational courses in macroeconomics, microeconomics, and international relations, focusing on how global policies influence trade, development, and governance. The curriculum covers public policy design, international economic agreements, and the role of institutions such as the IMF and WTO in shaping global markets. Advanced modules explore economic inequality, sustainable development, and the impact of globalization on national economies. Students also gain practical skills in policy analysis, data interpretation, and stakeholder communication. The program culminates with a capstone project where students develop a comprehensive policy proposal addressing a major economic or global issue.

 

Professional opportunities:

Graduates of the Bachelor of Arts in Economic and Global Policy are prepared for careers that require expertise in economic analysis and policy development in a global context. Career opportunities include:

  • Policy Analyst: Evaluate and develop policies to address economic challenges at national and international levels.
  • Trade Specialist: Analyze international trade agreements and their implications for businesses and governments.
  • Economic Consultant: Provide insights and recommendations for organizations navigating global markets.
  • Development Policy Advisor: Design strategies to support economic growth and reduce inequality in developing nations.
  • International Relations Specialist: Work with governments or NGOs to address global economic and political issues.
  • Sustainability Policy Advocate: Promote policies that balance economic growth with environmental sustainability.
  • Diplomatic Advisor: Support foreign policy initiatives by analyzing economic and political dynamics.

This program equips students with the analytical and strategic skills needed to navigate the complexities of global economics and policy-making, preparing them for impactful roles 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