Economics

The degree is relevant and related to the study of business administration, which concerns the economic operation of individual companies and their constituent structures and processes. The BSc in Economics is primarily designed for students to acquire both basic and more advanced knowledge of economics and economic methodologies, and also concerns aspects of business administration that inform economic analysis (investment, financing, entrepreneurial theory). Students also learn quantitative methods (mathematics for economists, statistics, econometrics) useful for analyzing and representing economic relationships. The degree program is designed to enable students to identify a spectrum of economic relationships, address economic problems by applying appropriate methodologies and critically evaluate the consequences of economic policy decisions.

Possible lines of work:

Administration (public service, professional/industry associations), financial planning/management, labor/social sector, auditing, tax consulting, corporate consulting, banks, insurance companies, non-profit organizations/non-governmental organizations (NGOs), media industry/business journalism, academia (teaching/research at universities, research institutions, etc.)