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B.Sc. in Economics

Course Duration

8 Semester
(4 years)

Eligibility Criteria

A student securing 50% aggregate marks including languages in P.U.C / 10 +2 / Pre-University equivalent course is eligible.

Career Opportunities

Graduates of B.Sc. Economics (Honours & Research) can pursue diverse career opportunities in the fields of finance, banking, research, public policy, business analytics, and data analysis. They may work as Economists, Financial Analysts, Market Research Analysts, Policy Analysts, Data Analysts, Banking Professionals, Investment Consultants, and Economic Researchers in government organizations, corporate sectors, financial institutions, NGOs, and international agencies. The program also provides a strong foundation for higher studies and research in Economics, Public Policy, Management, Data Science, and related interdisciplinary fields.

Overview

The B.Sc. Economics (Honours & Research) program is designed to provide students with a strong foundation in economic theories, quantitative techniques, research methodologies, and data-driven decision-making. The course integrates economics with statistics, mathematics, analytics, and emerging technologies to help students understand contemporary economic and financial issues at national and global levels. Through practical learning, research projects, internships, and analytical training, students develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and research skills essential for academic, professional, and policy-oriented careers.

Course Curriculum

01Microeconomics

02Statistics for Economics - I

03Quantitative Skills Lab

04Open Elective I

05Communicative English

06English/Hindi/Kannada

07Critical Thinking

08Indian Constitution

01Macroeconomics

02Statistics for Economics - II

03Statistical Analysis in Lab

04Open Elective II

05Communicative English

06English/Hindi/Kannada

07Entrepreneurship and Innovation Skills

08Environmental Studies

Programme Educational Objectives (PEOs)

PEO 1
Professional Competence and Employability - Demonstrate strong disciplinary knowledge, applied skills, and professional competencies in psychology and behavioural sciences, enabling effective employment and career advancement across diverse sectors and multidisciplinary environments.
PEO 2
Critical Thinking, Ethics, and Problem Solving - Apply critical, analytical, and evidence-based approaches, grounded in ethical and professional standards, to identify, analyze, and address complex psychological, behavioural, organizational, and societal issues.
PEO 3
Research Orientation and Lifelong Learning - Engage in continuous learning, research, and scholarly activities, facilitating pursuit of higher education, doctoral studies, academic careers, and roles in research and scientific organizations.
PEO 4
Social Responsibility and Sustainable Impact - Contribute responsibly to society by promoting wellbeing, equity, inclusion, and sustainability through culturally responsive behavioural interventions, leadership, and collaborative practices.

Programme Outcomes (POs)

PO 1Disciplinary Knowledge:
Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of theoretical frameworks, interdisciplinary knowledge, scientific methodologies, and evidence-based approaches
PO 2 Critical Thinking:
Exhibit critical thinking and problem-solving abilities to enable them reach enduring health outcomes
PO 3Research Skills:
Analyse literatures, initiate and carry out empirical research studies, and apply research outcomes effectively for sustainable development.
PO 4Cultural Competence:
Acknowledge the values of cultural diversity and display cultural competence in their practice.
PO 5Ethical and Professional Conduct:
Instill ethical values, professional standards, and apply knowledge effectively in practice while demonstrating strong communication skills, adaptability to changing environment, and sustain global employability.
PO 6Applied Learning through Technology Integration:
Provide opportunities for applied learning experiences incorporating technology and apply theoretical knowledge to real-world contexts by fostering a culture of lifelong learning and professional development.

Programme Specific Outcomes

  • PSO 1: Appraise core economic theories with interdisciplinary perspectives to critically analyze economic behaviour, market dynamics, institutions, and policy challenges.
  • PSO 2: Apply quantitative tools, statistical techniques, and econometric models to interpret data, conduct empirical analysis, and support evidence-based economic decision-making.
  • PSO 3: Evaluate contemporary economic issues using economic frameworks in areas such as development, public finance, international trade, and financial economics to inform policy and practice.
  • PSO 4: Analyze foundational economic concepts and basic analytical tools to understand and evaluate economic issues related to national and global context.
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