BA Economics
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Description
Economics addresses the fundamental issues of scarcity and unlimited human wants, focusing on the efficient allocation of resources to maximize societal benefits. It explores how individuals make decisions, how they interact, and how economies function. With roots in significant contemporary challenges such as unemployment, inflation, and poverty, economics provides the tools to understand and address these complex issues. This program aims to produce graduates who comprehend economic mechanisms and can influence economic policies for societal improvement.
Professional Profile:
Graduates will possess a solid understanding of economic theory, analytical tools, and practical applications across various sectors, including government, non-profit, and private organizations. Key competencies include:
- Presenting and communicating economic knowledge effectively.
- Developing economic models and utilizing empirical evidence for analysis.
- Designing, appraising, and monitoring projects.
- Contributing to economic policy formulation and national development.
- Conducting research and disseminating findings.
- Providing consultancy services and fostering professional networks.
Prerequisites & Requirements
Candidates must meet the entry requirements set by the Ministry of Education and the university.
Exit Level Outcomes
Graduates will demonstrate knowledge of microeconomic and macroeconomic theories, statistical methods, and economic principles across various sectors, including international trade and project evaluation. They will possess skills in economic research software, effective report writing, data analysis, and teaching. Graduates will approach economic issues rationally, work collaboratively, and support community development. They will also be aware of governance and environmental concerns, possess strong communication abilities, and manage resources and time effectively.