Bachelor of Arts - Economics

Studying Economics provides students with valuable skills that will serve them well in many careers. A Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics allows graduates to pursue varied careers in areas such as economic forecasting, economic policy analysis, financial markets, and institutions and public policy. The undergraduate degree in economics also provides a basis for entry into graduate work in Economics, Finance, Business Administration, Law, Political Science, Political Economy and Public Administration.

Economics is concerned with the fundamental principle upon which human activity revolves - our wants are unlimited while the resources available for their satisfaction are not. Any economic system must determine what is to be produced from these limited resources, and how the resulting output is to be distributed amongst its population. The human organization and economic machinery necessary for the resolution of this problem is a very complex matter, especially in a highly decentralized decision-making society such as our own private enterprise economy. The objectives of the discipline of economics are to explain how an economy works, how well it is performing, and how it may perform better. It may be noted here that economics is the only discipline within the Social Sciences where a Nobel Prize is awarded.

Minimum Level of Education Completed - Grade 12 / High School

Minimum GPA - 80.0%

IELTS - 6.5

TOEFL- 90.0

DUOLINGO- 115.0