FREE BACHELOR IN ECONOMICS

The degree in Economics teaches how to question, analyze, model and predict human behavior in the marketplace. It is fundamental for decision making in business, markets, commerce, government, health and a variety of other areas.

By studying Economics, you will have a better understanding of the world around you. It also teaches how to make important life decisions, from what career to choose to where to invest your money. As a student of economics, you study how markets work to determine what is produced, how it is produced, and how income is distributed. Topics such as the role and impact of international trade, the effect of monopolies on the economy, and the problems of unemployment and inflation are explored.

What Does an Economics Graduate Do ?

As a professional economist, you will participate in research and analysis of economic data, problems and trends. A professional economist will also have to rely on the production of economic forecasts and reports to present to clients (individuals, companies, financial organizations and public bodies) and to advise on trade policies and strategies.

Potential employers include local and national governments, public and private banks, insurance companies, think tanks, large multinational companies, financial consultancies, accounting firms and local authorities. A strong awareness of current issues and economic contexts is essential in these roles.

Common Careers for Free Economics Graduates Include

Economist
Financial Risk Analyst
Data Analyst
Financial Planner
Counter
Economic researcher
Financial Consultant
Investment Analyst
Actuary
Roles of the public sector

Subjects Included in the Free Program

Economists study both macroeconomics and microeconomics. Macroeconomics explores national income, economic growth and government policy. Microeconomics studies the interactions between individuals and agencies or governments.
You will learn the fundamentals of economics and then delve into the quantitative aspects of research and analysis.
Learn and build on economic principles to understand how people allocate limited resources to meet their needs in both the public and private sectors.
You will develop the tools needed to anticipate responses to changes in policies and markets and to have a positive impact on society.