Kateb Institute of Higher Education

What you'll study

The programme follows the Ministry of Higher Education requirement of a master’s completed over 36 credits, organized across four semesters (typically two years) with 8 credits each regular semester and each credit comprising 16 sessions per semester. Core instructional areas named by the programme include:

• Microeconomics
• Macroeconomics
• Econometrics and Applied Econometrics
• Monetary Economics
• Growth Theories
• Development Economics
• International Trade
• Agricultural Economics
• Islamic Economics
• Afghanistan Economy

The published degree plans show a research thesis component (6 credits) and a mix of foundational, core and elective/selective courses. The programme also emphasizes practical training in research methods and use of analysis software such as STATA, EViews and SPSS.

Entry requirements

The source text does not list specific admission criteria. The programme is described as a master’s-level degree typically requiring completion of the prescribed credit load and often a final thesis; applicants should consult the university for detailed entry qualifications, documentation and any preparatory coursework.

Career prospects

Kateb University presents the degree as preparation for roles in financial institutions, international development agencies, research institutions and academia. Suggested career paths include:

• Economist
• Financial analyst
• Econometrician or statistician
• Data scientist
• Policy analyst or budget analyst
• Market research specialist
• Consultant or university professor

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The programme description does not specify scholarships or funding. Prospective students should inquire with Kateb University’s admissions and student services about available scholarships, assistantships, or external funding opportunities and about career and research support offered through the university’s student development, career development and research centres.