Program Educational Objectives (PEOs):

The BS in Economics program aims to provide graduates with a solid foundation in economic theory to comprehend how the economy functions and how economic agents interact. Graduates of this curriculum should be able to recognize, evaluate, and resolve challenging economic issues. The BS Economics program aims to:

• provide graduates with the thorough information and skill set they need to effectively contribute as economists and analysts in a variety of roles,
• give graduates cross-disciplinary knowledge of the fundamental economic processes and operations, and
• train graduates to value diversity and conduct themselves ethically.

Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs):

The BS Economics aims to equip the graduates with the ability:

• to effectively apply economic analysis to real-world economic issues. They will be able to assess future policy suggestions and comprehend current events. Additionally, an understanding of how assumptions are used to draw different conclusions about a particular economic or policy problem must be created.
• to evaluate the reliability of an economic thesis using empirical data. This calls for the use of statistical methods and data and the capacity to decipher statistical findings and carry out pertinent statistical analysis.
• to resolve issues with precise and imprecise solutions and to define the circumstances in which these solutions may be valid.
• to cultivate analytical and critical thinking abilities relevant to accounting, business, finance, and/or economics.
• to articulate assumptions or hypotheses supported by evidence in well-organized arguments that can be successfully communicated in writing, oral, and graphical form concerning specific.