48 monthsProgramme duration
1,200 USDTuition Fee/year
20 Dec, 2025Application Deadline
Jan, JulStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Sociology
Degree
BA
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
The undergraduate program in Economics is designed to provide students with a structured, purposeful, and intellectually stimulating pathway into the study of economic systems and decision-making processes. Far beyond offering a collection of courses, this curriculum reflects a comprehensive vision—one that equips students with the theoretical foundations, analytical tools, and empirical skills necessary to understand and influence the economic forces shaping our world. At its core, Economics is a social science that explores how individuals, institutions, and societies utilize limited resources to achieve diverse goals. This program will train students to examine complex market and non-market interactions among individuals, institutions, and societies to approach economic challenges, develop policy solutions, and assess outcomes using quantitative evidence.
In an era where data, technology, and global interdependence are reshaping economies, students increasingly view Economics as a strategic choice, not only for its intellectual richness but also for its practical value in securing future employment. The program thus serves as both a professional training ground and a platform for civic engagement, encouraging students to think beyond the classroom and apply economic reasoning to pressing local and global issues. The curriculum is equally valuable to Economics majors and non-majors alike. While majors follow a rigorous academic progression—from foundational principles to specialized electives in theory, econometrics, development, and applied fields—non-majors also benefit from courses designed to enhance economic literacy and decision-making skills relevant across disciplines.
Graduates of the program are well-prepared to enter diverse career paths in government, private sector industries, international organizations, policy research, banking, finance, and entrepreneurship. Many also pursue advanced degrees in economics, law, business, public health, and related fields. In the context of Bangladesh—a country undergoing rapid economic and social transformation—economic education plays a critical role in producing informed leaders, thoughtful policymakers, and innovative problem-solvers. This curriculum aims to foster not just academic competence but also curiosity, ethical awareness, and a sense of responsibility to contribute meaningfully to society.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Sociology
Degree
BA
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
The undergraduate program in Economics is designed to provide students with a structured, purposeful, and intellectually stimulating pathway into the study of economic systems and decision-making processes. Far beyond offering a collection of courses, this curriculum reflects a comprehensive vision—one that equips students with the theoretical foundations, analytical tools, and empirical skills necessary to understand and influence the economic forces shaping our world. At its core, Economics is a social science that explores how individuals, institutions, and societies utilize limited resources to achieve diverse goals. This program will train students to examine complex market and non-market interactions among individuals, institutions, and societies to approach economic challenges, develop policy solutions, and assess outcomes using quantitative evidence.
In an era where data, technology, and global interdependence are reshaping economies, students increasingly view Economics as a strategic choice, not only for its intellectual richness but also for its practical value in securing future employment. The program thus serves as both a professional training ground and a platform for civic engagement, encouraging students to think beyond the classroom and apply economic reasoning to pressing local and global issues. The curriculum is equally valuable to Economics majors and non-majors alike. While majors follow a rigorous academic progression—from foundational principles to specialized electives in theory, econometrics, development, and applied fields—non-majors also benefit from courses designed to enhance economic literacy and decision-making skills relevant across disciplines.
Graduates of the program are well-prepared to enter diverse career paths in government, private sector industries, international organizations, policy research, banking, finance, and entrepreneurship. Many also pursue advanced degrees in economics, law, business, public health, and related fields. In the context of Bangladesh—a country undergoing rapid economic and social transformation—economic education plays a critical role in producing informed leaders, thoughtful policymakers, and innovative problem-solvers. This curriculum aims to foster not just academic competence but also curiosity, ethical awareness, and a sense of responsibility to contribute meaningfully to society.
Admission Requirements
12 years’ education
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