COURSE CURRICULUM

The Economics course list offers a comprehensive range of subjects designed to develop an understanding of economic theories, analytical methods, and real-world applications. ECON2001 Microeconomics for Business introduces students to decision-making, market structures, consumer behaviour, and business strategies using microeconomic principles. ECON2002 Intermediate Macroeconomics explores broader economic issues such as economic growth, inflation, unemployment, and monetary and fiscal policies. ECON2111 Econometrics provides essential skills in statistical analysis and economic modelling to interpret data and evaluate economic relationships. ECON2112 Health Economics and Finance examines the economic challenges of healthcare systems, resource allocation, and financial management in health sectors. ECON3006 Environmental Economics focuses on the relationship between economic activities and environmental sustainability, including policies for managing natural resources. ECON3009 Urban and Regional Economics studies the development of cities, regional growth, housing markets, and economic planning. ECON3111 Behavioural Economics explores how psychological factors influence economic decisions and market outcomes. ECON3112 International Economics and Payment Infrastructure examines global trade, international financial systems, and modern payment technologies. Together, these courses provide students with strong theoretical knowledge, practical analytical skills, and insights into contemporary economic issues affecting businesses, governments, and societies worldwide.