Bachelor in Economics

The Bachelor of Arts in Economics is designed for students interested in combining economic studies with offerings from the Faculty of Philosophy. This program spans six semesters and leads to a professional qualification. Ideal candidates are those who enjoy abstract thinking, mathematics, and have an interest in politics, society, and economics.

The curriculum is divided into a foundational phase and a profiling phase. In the foundational phase, students will learn essential economic principles, mathematical, and statistical foundations. Key courses include Introduction to Business Administration, Microeconomic Theory, and Macroeconomic Theory. The profiling phase allows students to specialize further through elective modules such as Environmental Economics and International Trade, enhancing their understanding of economic instruments and theories.

Graduates of this program can pursue various roles in non-profit organizations, government institutions, and the media. They may work as economic analysts, policy advisors, or in public administration. The skills acquired are transferable across sectors, making graduates well-prepared for diverse career paths in economics and related fields.