FACULTY OF ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCES

Bachelor of Business Administration in Economics

Interactive presentation of the BBA in Economics study program, including the complete four-semester curriculum, learning objectives, core areas, benefits, career opportunities and academic procedures.

18Total Courses
180Total Credits
10Credits / Course
4Semesters / 2 Years
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION

Economics Specialization

The BBA in Economics is described as a rigorous undergraduate program designed to provide a strong foundation in economic theory, quantitative analysis and business decision-making.

The program integrates theoretical and applied economics and prepares students for careers in finance, business consulting, government agencies and international organizations. It covers microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics and financial management while providing practical insights into global economic issues.

PROGRAM STRUCTURE
  • Degree: Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Economics
  • Faculty: Faculty of Economics and Management Sciences
  • Duration: 4 Semesters (2 Years)
  • Total Courses: 18
  • Total Credits: 180
  • Credits per Course: 10

Key Learning Objectives

  1. Understand and apply fundamental principles of microeconomics and macroeconomics.
  2. Analyze economic data using quantitative and qualitative methods.
  3. Evaluate business and financial decisions using economic models.
  4. Interpret and assess national and international economic policies.
  5. Develop problem-solving skills relevant to economic and business challenges.
  6. Communicate economic analysis effectively in written and oral formats.

Complete Curriculum

All courses shown in the uploaded PDF are presented below.

No.Course CodeCourseCreditsDetails
1BECO 020Introduction Microeconomics10
2BECO 023Introduction Macroeconomics10
3BECO 024Data Analysis10
4BECO 027Calculus10
5BECO 028Probability and Statistics10
No.Course CodeCourseCreditsDetails
1BECO 030Principles of Microeconomics10
2BECO 032Principles of Macroeconomics10
3BECO 033Financial Accounting Fundamentals10
4BECO 035Managerial Accounting Fundamentals10
5BECO 036Legal Aspects of Business10
No.Course CodeCourseCreditsDetails
1BECO 039Prin. of Mgmt & Organizations10
2BECO 040Marketing Fundamentals10
3BECO 041Info Mgmt in Organizations10
4BECO 042Business Finance10
5BECO 043Ethics in Law, Business & Mgmt10
No.Course CodeCourseCreditsDetails
1BECO 045Management Science10
2BECO 049Production & Ops Management10
3BECO 050Global Business and Management Research10
4—Seminar3
5—Video Presentation3
6—Undergraduate Thesis3

Core Courses & Key Areas

Principles of MicroeconomicsPrinciples of MacroeconomicsBusiness Statistics & EconometricsFinancial EconomicsInternational EconomicsEconomic Policy & DevelopmentBusiness Ethics & Corporate GovernanceMarketing & Consumer BehaviorStrategic Management

Benefits of the Program

Comprehensive Curriculum

Covers essential topics in economics, business management and quantitative analysis.

Flexible Learning Approach

Combines theoretical knowledge with practical case studies and simulations.

Career-Oriented Training

Develops skills applicable in banking, finance, consulting and policymaking.

Global Perspective

Focuses on international trade, globalization and emerging market economies.

Networking Opportunities

Includes access to industry professionals, guest lectures and internship programs as described in the source.

Career Opportunities

Financial AnalystBusiness ConsultantMarket Research AnalystPolicy AnalystInvestment BankerEconomic ResearcherGovernment EconomistInternational Trade Specialist

Self-Study & Academic Procedures

Self-Study with Live Lecturer / Tutor

Students may access guidance from lecturers or tutors via online platforms such as Zoom or Google Meet. The source states that this guidance is paid, with the fee depending on the selected lecturer's expertise and experience.

Fully Independent Study

Students may study independently with guidance from the AI Tutor and e-books provided by the University. The source states that learning materials and references are available for free from the first semester until completion.

Academic Paper Preparation

The academic procedures state that each course must be completed with a scientific paper demonstrating the student's understanding of the subject.

Semester & Final Examinations

Each semester lasts six months. Students are required to take evaluation exams, and a final examination is required toward the end of the final semester.

Scientific Seminar & Independent Research

Students complete a scientific seminar presenting research findings or academic knowledge and conduct independent research relevant to their field.

Video Presentation

Students create a video presentation showing the application of their knowledge in society, including testimonials from individuals or groups who benefited from their expertise.

Undergraduate Thesis Defense

The source describes a defense of the undergraduate thesis, master's thesis or doctoral dissertation, as applicable, as a graduation requirement.

Program Approval Statement

The uploaded study-program document states that this study program is officially approved and signed by the Accreditation Board of UAPCU.