Economics graduates earn a median $46,087 Across 807 US programmes, two years after finishing
See the degree grade →A four-year, full-time undergraduate economics programme taught in English that covers economic theory, micro- and macroeconomics, finance, management and business processes. Suited to students seeking analytical, policy or corporate careers who want instruction in English and the option to pursue a double major.
The programme emphasises economic theory and applied subjects. Specific areas named in the programme description include:
The first academic year functions as a fundamental preparation stage where students acquire core competencies required for later, more specialised coursework.
The public course text does not list detailed entry criteria. The programme page indicates standard admission via the university application process; prospective applicants should contact the university admissions team for exact academic and language prerequisites.
Graduates can pursue roles such as economist, financial analyst, business analyst, specialists in banks and financial institutions, managers in international companies and corporations, economic planning specialists in public and private organisations, consultants or auditors in consulting and audit firms, and economic analysts in research centres and institutes. The programme also offers the opportunity to study a double major to broaden graduates' knowledge base and competitiveness.
The programme page references both contract tuition and grants. The stated tuition fee on the course text is 25 000 000 soʻm. Applicants should consult the university for details on grant availability, scholarship criteria and any financial aid procedures.
Shortlist scholarships and plan your application — free guidance from our advisors.