The BSc (Hons) in Economics aim to equip students with a thorough understanding on the various aspects of economics, including microeconomics and macroeconomics, in relations to global and national economic trends, national policies, highlighting the link between theoretical aspects and real-world applications. The program seeks to equip students with a sound appreciation on the workings of an economy, different market conditions and their inter-relationships with other relevant social sciences. Our analytical approach provides the students with the tools of analysis necessary to approach problems and decision-making of complex socio-economic issues.
Apply sound understanding on the roles and uses of economics and the related professions within the context of the local and global business environments
Demonstrate knowledge and understanding in economics theories, concepts and principles at micro- and macro- levels to apply to business and non-business situations;
Demonstrate a sound understanding on the roles and responsibilities of an economist to be effective contributors as individuals and in teams in organisations.
Apply economics knowledge and skills taught in lessons and practices to tackle socio-economics decisions from changes in today’s rapidly changing world.
Apply economics knowledge and skills with confidence and professionalism in case studies, practical situations and in real-life internship conditions when available.
Analyse, evaluate and solve structured and situational economic issues and problems through critical thinking, and logical sound reasoning;
Demonstrate ability to operate independently whilst also deploy effective communication and interpersonal skills to influence and operate as a team player and leader;
Display good personal discipline, time management and teamwork skills to achieve desired outcomes (shown in assessment results).
Collect, process, and interpret large datasets to uncover insights that support business decision-making.
Lead projects from initiation to closure, managing scope, timelines, budgets, and stakeholder communication to deliver successful outcomes.
Manage pooled investment funds, making asset allocation decisions to achieve portfolio objectives within defined risk parameters.
Identify, assess, and mitigate financial, operational, and strategic risks to protect organisational assets and reputation.
Develop tailored investment strategies for clients by analysing financial goals, risk appetite, and market opportunities.
Apply economic theory and quantitative methods to analyse markets, forecast trends, and inform business or government policy decisions.
Identify and quantify financial risks including market, credit, and liquidity risks, and develop strategies to mitigate their impact.
Lead research teams and projects, overseeing methodologies, data collection, and the translation of findings into actionable insights.
Execute securities trades on behalf of clients, providing investment advice and market analysis to support portfolio growth.
Bridge business needs and technical solutions by gathering requirements, modelling processes, and guiding system improvements.
Research and evaluate public policies, producing evidence-based recommendations for government agencies, NGOs, and think-tanks.
Assess how political events, policy changes, and geopolitical instability may affect business operations and investment decisions across markets.
Ensure an organisation adheres to regulatory requirements, internal policies, and industry standards, mitigating legal and reputational risk.
