COURSE CURRICULUM

The Economics major within the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration at SEMO is a structured and analytical program designed to prepare students for careers in finance, business, government, and economic research. The program combines a strong business foundation with advanced economic theory, quantitative analysis, and applied decision-making skills. Students begin with core business coursework in accounting, management, marketing, finance, and business law, which provides a broad understanding of how organizations operate in domestic and global markets. The economics curriculum then builds deeper expertise through courses in applied economic models, macroeconomic theory, and international economics, helping students understand how markets, economies, and policy decisions interact at multiple levels. Additional coursework in microeconomic theory or managerial economics allows students to explore how individuals and firms make decisions under conditions of scarcity and uncertainty. The program also emphasizes financial literacy and analytical thinking through electives in investments, financial institutions, and statistical methods, preparing students to interpret data and evaluate economic trends. Quantitative skills are strengthened through coursework in statistics, probability, mathematics, and computer programming, ensuring students are capable of working with real-world data and economic models. Communication and professional development are also integrated into the curriculum through business communication and ethical leadership training. Students complete additional electives in economics and related disciplines, allowing them to tailor their studies toward specific career interests such as finance, policy analysis, or research. The program encourages interdisciplinary learning by incorporating support courses in psychology, sociology, and information systems. Overall, this degree equips students with strong analytical, mathematical, and critical thinking skills, preparing them for careers in banking, consulting, government agencies, data analysis, and graduate study in economics, business, or law.