BSc Economics:

This programme aims to instil into individuals a logical approach to an analysis of social and individual decision making. It is centered around a core of economics theoryand the tools it requires, with opportunities for specialisation in particular applications in the optional units. This degree is most valuable for those aiming at employment as a professional economist in industry, finance or civil service, but is also valued by employers where demonstrated ability for logical and quantitative reasoning is desired; for instance accountancy, banking and general managerial posts.

Units offered for BSc Economics

A student has to study Twelve units in three years, of which, Seven are compulsory units

Foundation units:

• Introduction to Economics
• Mathematics1(Half unit)
• Mathematics2(Half unit)
• Statistics1(Half unit)
• Statistics2(Half unit)
• Priciples of Sociology OR
• Principles of Accounting OR
• Introduction to Business Management OR
• Principles of Banking and Finance

Eight Further units From:

• Microeconomics
• Macroeconomics
• Elements of Econometrics
• Monetary Economics
• International Economics
• Public Economics
• Economics of Development
• Labour Economics
• Corporate Finance
• Principles of Marketing
• Information Systems and Organizations
• Elements of Social and Applied Psychology
• Organization Theory