Department of Economics
About
The Department of Economics is dedicated to studying how societies manage resources to meet their needs and wants. It covers a wide range of topics, including production, distribution, consumption, and the behavior of individuals, businesses, and governments within economic systems. Students explore microeconomics and macroeconomics, analyzing individual and overall economic performance, respectively. They develop skills in critical thinking, analysis, and quantitative methods, preparing them for careers in areas like public policy, finance, and academia.
The Department of Economics aims to equip students with a comprehensive understanding of economic theories, principles, and analytical techniques. The learning outcomes typically include:
Economic Knowledge: Students will demonstrate a deep understanding of economic concepts, theories, and models, including microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics, and economic policy analysis.
Analytical Skills: Students will develop strong quantitative and qualitative analytical skills, including the ability to analyze economic data, conduct empirical research, and evaluate economic policies and outcomes.
Critical Thinking: Students will cultivate critical thinking skills and the ability to assess economic issues from multiple perspectives, considering both theoretical frameworks and real-world applications.
Communication Skills: Students will enhance their communication skills, both orally and in writing, to effectively convey economic concepts, research findings, and policy recommendations to diverse audiences.
Research Proficiency: Students will acquire research proficiency through coursework, projects, and seminars, enabling them to design and execute independent research projects, analyze data, and present findings effectively.
Problem-Solving Abilities: Students will develop problem-solving abilities to address complex economic challenges, including resource allocation, market inefficiencies, income distribution, and global economic issues.
Ethical Awareness: Students will demonstrate ethical awareness and understanding of the ethical implications of economic decisions and policies, considering the welfare of individuals, communities, and societies.
Professional Development: Students will prepare for careers in various sectors by gaining practical skills, professional competencies, and knowledge relevant to economic analysis, policy-making, and research roles.