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Background:
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Economics is a social science with stakes in various fields, including social and environmental. The central quest of Economics is to determine the most efficient and effective allocation of resources to meet sustainable development goals. Our programme, which was officially offered in 1995, is specifically designed to produce graduates equipped with an adequate skill set that meets the requirement of the world of work.
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Total Credit to Graduate
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121 Credit Hours
* University Courses (21 credits)
* Core Courses (67 credits)
* Elective Course (33 credits)
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Duration of Study
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7 Semesters (3.5 Years) |
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Programme Educational Objectives
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- Create skilled professionals in numerous aspects of the economy
- Create savvy professionals in a range of disciplines relating to the economy
- Produce officers who are active in research and who continue their education in a manner appropriate to their careers and professions.
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English Language Requirement
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For international candidates only
Have obtained one (1) of the English Language Proficiency qualification with a minimum score as stated below:
- MUET Band 3; OR
- IELTS Band 5.5 (With Speaking 5.0 and Listening 5.0); OR
- TOEFL Score 500 (PBT)/60 (IBT)/176 (CBT); OR
- Pearson (PTE) 42; OR
- CIEP Level 109 ( Speaking – B, Listening - B)
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Pass an interview that will be conducted for candidates who obtained a minimum score of the English Language Proficiency qualification.
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Undergraduate Study Programme Handbook
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Click here for more information
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Career Prospects for Graduate
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- Administrative Executive
- Finance Officer
- Economic Affairs Officer
- Human Resource Executivea
- Bank Officer
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Updated:: 15/07/2025 [asyikeen]
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