BA ECONOMICS

Course Description

The BA Economics program offers a comprehensive understanding of economic theory and practice. Students will explore various economic models, data analysis, and policy formulation.

Main Features

This program combines theoretical knowledge with practical application, preparing students for various roles in economics, finance, and public policy.

Learning Outcomes

  • Understanding core economic concepts and theories.
  • Skills in quantitative analysis and research.
  • Ability to apply economic principles to real-world scenarios.
  • Knowledge of policy implications and economic impacts.
  • Development of critical thinking and analytical skills.

The curriculum covers a wide range of topics including microeconomics, macroeconomics, international trade, and economic development.

List Of Courses

Semester 1

  • Microeconomic Analysis - I
  • Population and Development (Complementary)

Semester 2

  • Microeconomic Analysis - II
  • Economic Geography (Complementary)

Semester 3

  • Central Themes in Indian Economy
  • International Economics
  • History of Economic Thought - I (Complementary)

Semester 4

  • Research Methods and Techniques for Economic Analysis
  • Environmental Economics
  • History of Economic Thought - II (Complementary)

Semester 5

  • Basic Tools for Economic Analysis I
  • Heterodox Economics
  • Macroeconomic Analysis I
  • Development Economics
  • Economics of Banking and Finance

Semester 6

  • Basic Tools for Economic Analysis II
  • Macroeconomic Analysis II
  • Public Economics
  • Basic Econometric Analysis
  • Project
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Dr. John Doe

Associate Professor of Economics

Dr. John Doe specializes in international trade and has published extensively in top-tier journals.

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Prof. Jane Smith

Assistant Professor of Economics

Prof. Jane Smith specializes in behavioral economics and has been actively involved in various community outreach programs.