COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Science in Business Economics at Business Economics BSB is an applied economics program that focuses on how individuals, firms, governments, and global systems manage and allocate scarce resources, combining economic theory with business applications to prepare students for careers in finance, consulting, banking, government planning, market analysis, and policy development; the program begins with foundational coursework in microeconomics and macroeconomics, where students learn how markets work, how consumers and firms make decisions, and how national economies respond to inflation, unemployment, and policy changes, and then builds toward more advanced topics like intermediate microeconomics, macroeconomics, institutional economics, and econometrics, which trains students to analyze real-world data and evaluate economic relationships using statistical and quantitative methods; alongside economics training, students complete a strong business core that includes accounting, marketing, financial management, operations, information systems, management, business law, ethics, and strategic decision-making, ensuring they understand how economic principles apply directly to corporate and organizational environments; the program emphasizes practical decision-making skills, including how to interpret data, forecast market trends, evaluate policy impacts, and make informed business or government decisions based on economic reasoning rather than intuition alone; students also gain communication and analytical writing skills through business writing and integrated writing courses, which are essential for explaining complex economic ideas clearly in professional settings; career outcomes for graduates include roles such as financial analysts, economic consultants, policy analysts, business strategists, banking professionals, and data or market researchers, with opportunities in both private and public sectors; overall, this degree is designed for students who want a quantitative, business-oriented economics education that connects theory directly to real-world financial systems, markets, and policy decisions while keeping strong flexibility for careers or graduate study in economics, business, or law.